Book Review | ‘Honeysuckle’ by Bar Fridman-Tell
Equal parts fairytale and nightmare, an engaging debut novel is both compelling and disturbing.
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Show Your Library Some Love at National Library Week
April 19-26 brings special events and celebrations to Santa Barbara and Goleta branches.
Book Review | ‘A Place in the World’ by Bill Gaythwaite
Ordinary people making poor choices are a running theme in this award-winning short story collection.
Santa Barbara Literary Festival Debuts May 2-3
Get lit for the love of books.
UC Santa Barbara Brings Ibram X. Kendi to Talk About Race, Great Replacement Theory
The renowned author will speak about his new book, ‘Chain of Ideas,’ at Campbell Hall on April 7.
Book Review | ‘The Great Contradiction: The Tragic Side of the American Founding’ by Joseph J. Ellis
America was troubled — and trouble — from the very start.
Takin’ It to the Streets of Santa Barbara
Van Diesel rolls into town as the second mobile branch of Santa Barbara Public Library.
How Oil Companies Shaped Early Cinema in Iran and Iraq
UC Santa Barbara Scholar Mona Damluji’s new book examines the intersection of culture and history.
Book Review | ‘The Body Builders’ by Albertine Clarke
A work of speculative fiction that makes the reader unsure of what is and isn’t real.
Book Review | ‘The Secret War Against Hate: American Resistance to Antisemitism and White Supremacy’ by Steven J. Ross
A shocking account of a resurgence of White Supremacy in America.
