Leslie Jordan: Farewell, and We Are Not Doing Okay.
Posted by: Neely Tucker
Posted in: COVID-19, National Book Festival, News, Performing Arts, Writers
Archive for the Writers Category (84 Posts)
A Fond Farewell to John Hessler, LOC Polymath
Posted by: Wendi Maloney
Posted in: Curators, Geography and Maps Division, Jay I. Kislak Collection, Library Work and Employees, Native Americans, News, Writers
Crime Classics: Ed Lacy’s Edgar Award-Winning “Room to Swing”
Posted by: Neely Tucker
Posted in: African American History, Jewish American History, Library of Congress Crime Classics, Library Work and Employees, Writers
The Work of George Chauncey, LGBTQ Historian and Kluge Prize Honoree
Posted by: Neely Tucker
Posted in: Kluge Center, LGBTQ, Library Work and Employees, Writers
Jason Reynolds, Back with a Newsletter!
Posted by: Neely Tucker
Posted in: African American, National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, Writers
National Book Festival: Thousands Spent the Holiday with a Good Book
Posted by: Wendi Maloney
Posted in: Events, National Book Festival, Washington DC, Writers
Nuyoricans at the National Book Festival: Xochitl Gonzalez and “Olga Dies Dreaming”
Posted by: Neely Tucker
Posted in: Hispanic and Latino, National Book Festival, Writers
Just in Time for the National Book Festival, it’s Leslie Jordan!
Posted by: Neely Tucker
Posted in: LGBTQ, National Book Festival, Writers
Remembering Our Friend David McCullough
Posted by: Neely Tucker
Posted in: History, National Book Festival, U.S. Presidents, Writers