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‘Intoxicating Pleasures’
New book by UC Santa Barbara cultural historian Lisa Jacobson examines how alcohol marketing ushered in a golden age of drinking in America.
Book Review | ‘A Case of Mice and Murder’ by Sally Smith
A murder mystery well told, taking place in a cloistered sanctuary in the heart of London where lawyers and judges have plied their trade since the 14th century.
Celebrate Poetry Month at Chaucer’s Books
Author Sharon Frances and Santa Barbara Poet Laureates to share literature with the community on April 29.
After 40 Years of Writing Books, She’s Learned to Listen to Her Gut
Children’s book author Lee Wardlaw releases new book, “My Book of Firsts.”
Book Review | ‘The Letters of Emily Dickinson,’ Edited by Cristanne Miller and Domhnall Mitchell
A poet even in her personal missives, this new collection is a research opus the rest of us can enjoy.
Book Review | ‘Nobody’s Empire’ by Stuart Murdoch
The debut novel by Belle and Sebastian bandmember chronicles a life much like his own.
Book Review | ‘Held’ by Anne Michaels
Booker-nominated novelist captures the elusive nature of our strongest emotions, in prose.
How Feminist Witch Studies Redefine Magic and Power
UC Santa Barbara Professor Jane Ward and co-author Soma Chaudhuri release their new book, ‘The Witch Studies Reader.’
The Santa Barbara Public Library Is Booked Up for National Library Week
Join the SBPL for a week of events and celebrations of the heart of the community.
