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OK. Not really feeling the need. But according to the late Euell Gibbons, many parts are edible. And damn near licked BY a river: I was tossed overboard from a

Metro Detroits VegFest, which celebrates all things 100% vegan, is returning June 4 in Sheds 5 and 6 at Eastern Market.

Employing a learning style that has already proven its value in the classroom and at home, Workman Publishing is rolling out a new workbook series that uses stickers to teach kids math and phonics.

A retired teacher in Nova Scotia has combined her love of squirrels and photography to make a second career for herself — right in her own backyard.

A fall in profits at Penguin Random House, Lagardère Publishing, and HarperCollins in 2022 compared to 2021 was caused by rising costs and sluggish demand,

Higher costs and lower sales led to disappointing results at three of the four largest trade publishers last year, reviving an old publishing mantra.

Taking a look back at a personal encounter with Mimi Sheraton, first woman food critic at the New York Times.

Todays world needs a revolution. If Tracy Chapman teaches us anything, its that we need fundamental change to reckon with the issues she writes about.

Her inclusive illustrations of all bodies, ages, shapes, and abilities practicing yoga have helped thousands of yoga practitioners feel seen.

Jim Allen winding down the business his family has run for four generations in the face of industry changes and consolidation