Read More An Evening with Shelby Van Pelt Library Lovers members are invited to a special evening with New York Times bestselling author Shelby Van Pelt.
Read More Wait! What’s Their Real Name? Many authors have adopted pen names, but their real names reveal intriguing stories behind their choice to use pseudonyms.
Read More Knife by Salman Rushdie “In the corner of my right eye — the last thing my right eye would ever see — I saw the man in black running towards me.…
Read More Community Voices Volume V Coming June 26 The new volume of Community Voices will be published on June 26, 2024!
Read More An Evening with Kashmir Hill Join us Thursday, June 20 as we welcome author and journalist for The New York Times Kashmir Hill to MCPL!
Read More AI Phone Scams: The Good, the Bad, and the Unknown Caller “Hello, who is this?” With phone scammers now using AI to clone human voices, it may be hard to tell who is calling.
Read More Publishing at The Story Center If you’re interested in publishing and looking for resources, you are in luck.
Read More Outrage Machine Outrage Machine by Tobias Rose-Stockwell examines how tech and media affect public discourse and society.
Read More Celebrate Native American Heritage Month Books and Music In 1990, Congress passed a joint resolution designating the month of November as Native American Heritage Month.
Read More Who is the Man Behind The Man in the Iron Mask? You may think you are familiar with the works of Alexandre Dumas.
Read More Happy Birthday Ernest Hemingway Born July 21, 1899, Ernest Hemingway was raised in Oak Park, Illinois, along with five siblings.