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‘Moraline’ geared toward middle-schoolers and issues that confront them
Adam Ferguson authored fairy tale based on his and partner’s experience of becoming parents
Sean Olsen penned and produced ‘Beware the Cuddle Bear’
The Del Mar to Rancho Santa Fe corridor plays a starring role in a recently published memoir, “Train Wreck: Love and Deceit among the California Elite”.
Carlsbad woman’s picture book, “Herman V Wall: Standing on One Leg,” is about Army Signal Corps Maj. Herman V. Wall, who died in 1997
Kenlyn Kolleen wrote her first children’s book after her close friend told her about a dream in which the friend’s beloved dog, Blue, a mini-Australian shepherd, passed away.
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A new children’s book lets elementary school students call the shots
Film captures the gratitude of Vivianne Knebel of La Jolla, who suffered through WWII as a child in Germany
A panel discussion with three Marine veterans, titled “Outside the Wire: Stories from Front Line Combat Veterans in Iraq and Afghanistan,” is set for Sept. 11 at Sunshine Brooks Theater in Oceanside
A new book by a Rancho Santa Fe author explores the ways people can improve the health and appearance of their skin through diet, nutritional supplements, topicals and medical procedures.
The celebrated reporter and author of more than 20 books will speak about the lessons learned from his coverage of 10 American presidencies
When she is writing, Rancho Santa Fe author Jan Moran becomes fully immersed in her characters, diving into her “sun-soaked” beach books and historical fiction sagas.
Michael Oldstone was just 11 years old when he read a book that influenced his life’s work — Paul de Kreuf’s “Microbe Hunters,” about the scientists who tracked the microscopic villains that caused deadly diseases.
Rancho Santa Fe resident Allison Moores is a typical kid — she dotes on her family’s four dogs, enjoys sports, plays the piano and loves learning about science.
A man enters a shabby apartment building in Chicago, sits down at a table, and agrees to a preposterous plan – the woman sitting before him, a self-described witch, will cast a spell to free him from the unwanted attentions of a persistent ex-girlfriend.
Rancho Santa Fe resident and new author Laura Akers recently released “Dior or Die,” a novel about a woman on a covert paramilitary team who has to dodge the threats that come from being on a terrorist’s hit list.
5 questions with Kirsten Grind, co-author of ‘Happy at Any Cost,’ about former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh
Grind, who grew up in Encinitas and is now a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, will make an appearance at a Warwick’s book event on April 13
