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It comes after her New York Times-bestselling fictional oral history of a ‘70s rock band, 2019’s Daisy Jones & the Six, which was Book of the Month Club’s Book of the Year and will be an Amazon Prime limited series—starring Riley Keough and Sam Claflin and executive produced by Reese Witherspoon—out next year. The Mass.-raised Reid has a dog named Rabbit; never travels without cold brew tea bags; likes cape gooseberries, caftans, and Charlotte Tilbury facial masks; and is Team S...

Louisville Librarys Brock Hutchison shares his impactful reads Brock Hutchison is the Library Director at the Louisville Public Library. He is a graduate of Carrollton High School, Muskingum University and Kent State University. Brock is married to Lindsey Hutchison, and they have one son, Luke. Brock holds a master’s degree in Library and Information Science and a Commercial Driver’s License. His background is working in libraries, and he came to Louisville after working for the Stark Coun...

Placing the statue in the museum along with an accurate, as possible, description of Macdonald, his government and policies will provide a learning opportunity for all of us. It is not only time to take the statue out of storage; it is time we learn the positive and negative policies of his actions and as the adage says, “learn from our past”. By placing the statue in a public place such as Bastion Square, we are venerating the man and everything he stood for, forgetting that not everyon...

The Forgotten Mystery Sci-Fi Series You Can Binge On Hulu The Forgotten Mystery Sci-Fi Series You Can Binge On Hulu 20th Century Fox By Sam Skopp/April 26, 2021 1:05 pm EDT In the same way that Martin Scorsese will forever be associated with mobster films like his recent "The Irishman," or Zack Snyder with moody superhero flicks like his reedited "Justice League," director M. Night Shyamalan is synonymous with plot twist-laden speculative fiction. Shyamalan first made a name fo...

I spend a lot of time (emphasis on A LOT) thinking about, reading, watching, listening to true crime in many iterations. I also spend a lot of time thinking about and consuming sci-fi, fantasy, and horror media. Never has it occurred to me that there might be a correlation. But then, I consider my deep fascination with Heaven’s Gate and equally deep love of Star Trek, because of the homage the cult paid to the franchise (when Heaven’s Gate members died by suicide, convinced that was their ...

Feb 23, 2021 LOCK HAVEN — March is Women’s History Month. For the month of March, the Ross Library will be featuring “Votes For Women: A Portrait of Persistence,” a poster exhibition about women achieving the right to vote. This display will be available twenty-four hours a day, viewable in the windows of the lobby. Visitors are encouraged to come at any time and see the posters, learning about the struggle for equality. This program is sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. The firs...

Today in horror history, Stranger Things creators Ross & Matt Duffer aka The Duffer Brothers were born in Durham, North Carolina in 1984

LOCK HAVEN — In February, the Ross Library will celebrate Library Lovers’ Month. Every year, the Ross Library holds their “Blind Date With A Book” progr

A History of What Comes Next: Good concept, weak execution Reposting to include Tadiana’s new review. A History of What Comes Next by Sylvain Neuvel A History of What Comes Next (2021) has both an intriguing premise and a potentially tense conflict at its core, but due to some issues with structure and style, the execution didn’t allow the book to achieve its potential. Two women, Sara and her daughter Mia, are sort of Space Race Zeligs (look him up, youngsters), inserting themselves in key...

I suspect this video from the forthcoming Amazon TV adaptation will have much more resonance with those who have read Robert Jordan’s The  Wheel of Time fantasy novels than those who haven’t, but maybe I’m underestimating the world’s interest in swords. Here’s the one-two punch of Superstore news. The mother ship NBC comedy is coming to an end with season 6 in the wake of star America Ferrera leaving, and it has eleven more episodes left in its run. But The Wrap says a spin-off  c...