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Author Christopher Gorham Discusses “The Confidante” at Schuler Books

Lawyer and high-school history teacher Christopher Gorham’s book stemmed from a research assignment he gave to his students. After they found hand-written letters from...

New Recording of “Dracula” Features Local Talent

Audiobook listeners have typically come to expect listening to one person narrate an entire story for around ten hours, regardless of how many characters...

Clements Rare Manuscript Library Turns 100

One of Ann Arbor’s most interesting and academically vibrant hidden gems is turning a hundred years old this year. The squat, handsome, limestone building...

Summer Beach Read Recommendations to Take to Lake Michigan

Our summer Beach Read recommendations may seem a little offbeat, but hey, there are all kinds of beach readers! We at Schuler Books wanted to...

Author Frank Uhle’s New Book Documents Ann Arbor’s Vibrant Cinema Scene

Film societies were the epitome of cool in their heyday — a time when filmmaking could be a rebellious act. In 2017, when the...

Award-Winning Writers Join the Midwest Literary Walk in Downtown Chelsea

The Midwest Literary Walk returns to downtown Chelsea on Saturday, April 22. The event will kick off at 1 p.m. with a reading by...

V.E. Schwab to Discuss Bestselling Books in Ann Arbor on April 14

When author Victoria “V.E.” Schwab is writing a book, she starts from the ending and works her way backwards through the story. She knows...

Washtenaw Reads Author Kiley Reid Talks “Such a Fun Age”

Kiley Reid grew up loving libraries because it was the one place that she could truly be alone. Within the stacks she could figure...

U-M grad/Best-Selling Author to Sign Latest Mystery Novel in Okemos

With nearly 40 novels under her belt, prolific author Sarah Zettel has written in many genres: science-fiction, fantasy, romance, YA, horror, and mystery.  “I actually...

Local Author Writes About the Japanese American Experience During World War II

On Sept. 22 Shirley Ann Higuchi, J.D., came to the Ann Arbor District Downtown Library to discuss her book “Setsuko’s Secret,” following the story...

“Poplandia”: EMU prof publishes First Book of Pop Culture Poetry

During his undergrad days, Eastern Michigan University English professor André F. Peltier wrote a poem about sci-fi icon Flash Gordon, which has since been...

2022 Recommended Fall Reads

Ready or not, like it or not, summer is over. Fall means the changing of the leaves, the return to school, football games, bonfires,...