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The Mark Twain House & Museum's free upcoming Trouble Begins lecture series event featuring Pulitzer Prize finalist Percival Everett on his latest novel James has been moved to a larger location due to unprecedented demand. Learn how to purchase tickets.

Memoirs and biographies are invariably one of the more popular areas of the library, and certainly of the nonfiction section. They are a great “in-between” for people who tend to

Try this short quiz on novels, geography and history of the American West.

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Percival Everett, one of America’s most imaginative living fiction writers, has put an end to these critical debates by way of rewriting Twain’s novel onto his new book, strategically and programmatically titled James.

The American Fiction Blu-ray release date for Orion Pictures' critically-acclaimed dramedy has officially announced.

During the past few weeks, we have been enjoying wonderful spring weather. With the end of spring break and, of course, the solar eclipse behind us, the library

Percival Everett, at the age of 67, is one of the most fascinating current writers in America, writes Jeff Simon.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of You Are Here by David Nicholls and A Beginner’s Guide To Breaking And Entering by Andrew Hunter Murray.

Join Everett and poet E. Ethelbert Miller for an online discussion on May 1.