Winston-Salem Writers and Bookmarks will present several authors who will read from their works at the 4 on 4th event Wed., Aug. 17 at 7 p.m. The theme for August is “stories from the South.”

Bookmarks Presents the National Book Launch of Raising Lazarus by Beth Macy

Bookmarks presents stock-car racing star and sports broadcaster Kyle Petty

May might seem like an odd month for scary stories, but by October, the newest book from Greensboro horror writer and editor Stephen Mark Rainey will be six months old.

AN EVENING WITH AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR AMOR TOWLES

Bookmarks Presents international bestselling author, James Patterson

Local Greensboro poet, serial entrepreneur and father, Josephus Thompson III is launching his first children’s book, “Poetry is Life” on May 1st.

Library Offers Writing and Resilience Workshop

SECCA Presents “Banned Book Summer” Series

Greensboro Bound Literary Festival is Back

Library Hosts Local Authors Writing About Autism April 16

Eastgate Comic Con 2022 (Spring Edition)

Book festival champions diversity, equity and inclusion - Greensboro Bound Literary Festival working to match the diversity of Greensboro with authors representing Black, indigenous, and people of color

“Well more than half a century after my childhood in Glenwood, that community carries on,” writes Bill Slawter at the end of his new book about growing up in Greensboro in the 1960s.

EAST GREENSBORO (March 29, 2022) - The College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS) at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will virtually host New York Times best-selling author Margot Lee Shetterly on Thursday, March 31, for a discussion of her thought-prov…

Growing up, Candice Benbow was taught to never talk publicly about religion, sex, and politics.

Discussion about a New Book Chronicling Winston-Salem’s Noteworthy Homes (1912 to 1940)

Bookmarks and Salem Academy and College Present Chelsea Clinton in Conversation with Dr. Summer J. McGee

Library Welcomes Historical Fiction Author Ronald Gibbs

More than a century after she drowned off the California coast, Emma is on the move.

Library Celebrates Women’s History Month With HerStory Series

Local authors will read at Bookmarks for 4 on 4th.

Creative Greensboro Hosts GROW Residency with Artist and Curator Jordan T. Robinson 

Triad therapist publishes book for healthcare workers with tools for post-COVID recovery

The Greensboro Public Library presents Let’s Talk About It: Mental Health in the Black Community at 7 pm, February 24 on the Library’s Facebook page. This live event will include a panel of therapists discussing some of the causes of mental illness as well as helpful resources to improve men…

Romance is in the air as the Greensboro Public Library presents Modern Love with Kianna Alexander at 2 pm, February 19 at the Hemphill Branch, 2301 W. Vandalia Rd. Alexander is the prolific author of romance and women’s fiction with nearly 40 published books to her credit.

Local authors will read at Bookmarks for the inaugural 2022 4 on 4th 

Library Hosts Book Lovers Social February 16

Three-in-a-Row workshops help writers hone their craft.

Greensboro Public Library Sponsors Play About Native American Issues

Dillard to Launch Book at N.C. A&T; College Celebrates American Education WeekEAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (Nov. 17, 2021) – In honor of American Education Week, the College of Education (CEd) at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will host world-renowned scholar Dr. Cyn…

Greensboro Public Library Welcomes Native American Author Tommy Orange

“A killer impales the bodies of an unsuspecting couple. The dead rise. An all-powerful ancient deity inflicts destruction on the planet.”

GREENSBORO, NC (October 26, 2021) –  As part of the One City, One Book community read the Greensboro Public Library will host award-winning author and storyteller Freeman Owle at 6 pm, Thursday, November 4 at Central Library, 219 N. Church St. Owle will present Stories of the Cherokee Nation…

GREENSBORO, NC (October 14, 2021) – North Carolina has the largest Indigenous population east of the Mississippi River and the Greensboro Public Library is celebrating Native American author Tommy Orange during the One City, One Book community read this year. Orange’s debut novel, the widely…

“What mad thing are you doing?”

GREENSBORO, NC (October 6, 2021) - Celebrating Greensboro’s rich literary heritage, the Greensboro Public Library, along with the Greensboro Public Library Foundation and a host of community partners, sponsors the One City, One Book community read every other year. This year Greensboro reade…