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Fans can hear from several key original cast members next month.

Author M.O. Walsh places heavy problems on the shoulders of his teenaged characters.

The Roots N Blues festival returns to Columbia Oct. 7-9.

Walsh found himself writing something like "a 300-page John Prine song."

Though technology sets things in motion, human relationships are the beating heart of this novel.

Big-name artists, favorite festivals and exciting exhibit pairings await.

Columbias larger literary community never takes a season off.

Survey says...MOST Policy Initiative IS effective! Executive director BRITTANY WHITLEY, PhD, takes us behind the results that have both republicans and democrats (finally!) agreeing on something we can all get behind: non-partisan research information! Also, LAUREN WILLIAMS introduces us to DBRL's latest One Read winner, 'The Big Door Prize' by M.O. Walsh, and all the events that go along with it happening throughout the month of September!

In its second year, the project has gathered eight artists and designers to create original works that line the street.

The New York Times bestseller is an "act of public service," Kander said.