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Patricia Pruett, author of "It's Never Too Late," will be signing copies of her book at Hastings Book Store on ... Read Story »
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From bugs and grapevines to following his Mexican-American heritage's historical paths, author and performance artist Tim Z. Hernandez likes to ... Read Story »
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Author James Hime will speak at the Friends of the Victoria Library annual meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Read Story »
When Brenda O'Bannion couldn't find the right children's books to use in her classroom, she'd just write the stories herself. Read Story »
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The Victoria Public Library will present New York Times best-selling author Linda Castillo for a book signing and discussion Oct. ... Read Story »
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Whether it's mystery, romance or a timeless tale of the lower class biting at the heels of the American dream, ... Read Story »
A mumbler, she is not. Read Story »
The Rev. Tom Tarver has been in Methodist ministry for about three decades. Read Story »
Paisley Rekdal's writing is sort of like that Björk song you can't get out of your head. Read Story »
In "Out of the Easy," Josie Moraine, daughter of a brothel prostitute, lives in the French Quarter of New Orleans ... Read Story »
From court cases to lunchtime observations, Roberto Perezdiaz finds the subjects of his short stories in everyday life. Read Story »
Author Sherman Alexie is slated to make an appearance at the Victoria Fine Arts Center at noon Thursday. Read Story »
When Ann Weisgarber first sat down to write her award-winning book, "The Personal History of Rachel DuPree," she wasn't a ... Read Story »
In his latest book, a longtime University of Houston-Victoria professor delves into how a computer operating system can help people ... Read Story »
Is there anything Bret Anthony Johnston can't do? Read Story »
Failure and obsession are what led author Mat Johnson to Antarctica. Read Story »
The audience fell into a hush as author Christina Milletti stepped to the lecturn. Read Story »
When Brenda O'Bannion couldn't find the right children's books to use in her classroom, she'd just write the stories herself. Read Story »
While more than 461 million people in China had mobile phones in 2006, it wasn't common at the time to ... Read Story »
SHINER - Jennifer Schaertl has come a long way from making mud pies in the backyard. Read Story »