This week’s Book Report is all about The Adventures of Runnel, The Ice Bear, a children’s book for readers who don’t necessarily need lots of illustration with their holiday-themed fiction.
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Book Report: Christmas Presence
Looking for a holiday read? Christmas Presence compiles the short stories and poetry of 45 regional women writers.
Book Report: Orphan’s Asylum
This week’s Book Report takes a look at Mike Krecioch’s memoir of the eight years he spent as a resident of Chicago’s St. Hedwig Orphanage.
Book Report: Promises of Change
This week’s Book Report is about local author (and Asheville Red Hat Society maven) Joan Medlicott and her soon-to-be-released next installment of the Covington Chronicles.
Book Report: The Woman’s Field Guide
Local motivational speaker, life coach and author Corrie Woods shares tips for living the bold life. (And it’s not just for women.)
Book Report: Away
Author Amy Bloom comes to Malaprop’s; Robert Morgan presents a program on Boone and Appalachian identity at UNCA.
Book Report: Ghost Cats of the South
Randy Russell is a self-proclaimed “ghostlorist” and collector of spooky stories. This cat-centric book includes 22 goosebump-inducing tales.
Book Report: It Still Moves
Pitchfork staffer Amanda Petrusich presents a detailed and well-traveled portrayal of Americana music in It Still Moves.
Book Report: Banjo Camp! pitches scales, not tents
Author Zhenya Gene Senyak’s new book, Banjo Camp! is a book about banjo camps that is, in and of itself, a camp. There are scrapbook pictures, doodles, coffee stains and swatted mosquitoes. And just when you think the book has met its kitschy-informative saturation point, there’s a companion disc affixed to the back cover so budding banjo enthusiasts can pick along.