Arlington resident Amina Luqman-Dawson was recently honored with the most prestigious prize in children’s literature for her book “Freewater.”

Taylor Jenkins Reid’s The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo and Michelle Zauner’s Crying In H Mart had a banger year in the region.

Owner Patrick Kern talks about realizing his dream of opening a LGBTQ+ bookstore, and the importance of this kind of space in the world today.

A tango festival, the Metropolitan Beer Trail kickoff, and a bunch of the region’s best go-go bands at City Winery are among the things to do around the D.C. region this weekend.

Brit Bennett’s “The Vanishing Half” was the most-read title in three categories, and the Obamas made appearances on the list.

In a city hungry for representation on Capitol Hill and in media that sees beyond federal Washington, we look at how writers use D.C. as a location for love.

Artists referenced the river’s long history, not to mention its varied wildlife, in their works.

A new book of photography documents Washington, D.C.’s #Moechella movement.

After the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and as protests for racial justice erupted in city streets, readers sought titles about anti-racism, privilege and white supremacy.

The prominent local author bought the entire inventory of his own books from local shops across D.C. so readers could get them for free.