‘While You Wait: A Collection by Santa Barbara County Poets’
Laure-Anne Bosselaar takes poetry to the doctor.
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Patrisse Cullors of Black Lives Matter
BLM Cofounder Cullors will speak in UCSB’s Arts & Lectures series.
Indy Book Club’s May Selection: ‘Why Fish Don’t Exist’
Lulu Miller’s science-meets-history memoir explores the racist life of David Starr Jordan.
Josef Woodard Pens ‘Ladies Who Lunch’
The longtime Santa Barbara music and arts journalist wrote his Los Angeles–based novel 25 years ago.
Indy Book Club’s April Selection: ‘Nature Poem’
Celebrate Poetry Month by reading this collection of poems from indigenous writer Tommy Pico.
Cynder Sinclair’s ‘My Wild and Precious Life’
The Santa Barbara nonprofit professional talks about her memoir of joy, grief, and adventures.
Mara Purl’s Two New Novellas
This writer with strong Central Coast ties penned “When Whales Watch” and “When Otters Play.”
Indy Book Club’s March Selection: ‘The Trauma Cleaner’
Sarah Krasnostein’s book is subtitled ‘One Woman’s Extraordinary Life in the Business of Death, Decay, and Disaster.’
Angie Thomas: An Author for Our Time
YA novelist rules the best-seller list and now the classroom.
UCSB Reads ‘When They Call You a Terrorist’
The campus and greater Santa Barbara community are encouraged to read Patrisse Cullors’s Black Lives Matter memoir.
