Books
Ridgewood author Elena Gorokhova's debut novel, "A Train to Moscow," traces the life of an actress seeking refuge in fictional characters....
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New Book ‘People Love Dead Jews’ Is Meant to Make You Uneasy
January 18, 2022
"I've discovered that the uncomfortable moments are usually where the story is," says author Dara Horn....
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New Book Spotlights Jersey Women in Craft-Beer Industry
December 9, 2021
In America, women have been brewing since Colonial times. Author Tara Nurin set out to fill gaps in their stories....
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New Book Enlivens Vintage Photographs of Jersey Shore
November 16, 2021
Local Color introduces hand-colored versions of originally black-and-white pictures, taken on Long Beach Island from the 1870s through the 1980s....
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The former New Jersey governor is critical of the claims by Donald Trump—and many in the Republican Party—of a stolen election....
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‘Sopranos’ Stars Michael Imperioli, Steve Schirripa Tackle NJ’s Relationship with Show
November 2, 2021
Hot off the film release of "The Many Saints of Newark" comes Imperioli and Schirripa's new book about the iconic show. ...
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The NBC News meteorologist, Manalapan native and new mom to baby Russell recalls her childhood in the Garden State. ...
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A Fate-Fueled Wartime Survival Story
October 11, 2021
In “Crossing the Bridges,” Summit author Eva Cristina Hoffman Jedruch, 82, recounts her mother’s incredible life....
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How G. Willow Wilson Defied Expectations (and Haters) with Marvel’s First Female, Muslim Superhero
October 7, 2021
The Jersey native is the co-creator of Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel....
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Cookbook Offers Support to Women During Menstrual Cycle
October 6, 2021
NJ baker Devon Loftus's "The Moon Cycle Cookbook" offers sweet and savory recipes aimed at replenishing micronutrients that women lose each month....
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John Marshall ‘Sort of Saved the Country,’ Author of New Book Says
September 3, 2021
Haddonfield’s Robert Strauss examines the lawyer, politician and fourth chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court....
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Novel Wrestles with Sex, Drugs and Legal Gray Areas
August 3, 2020
Erica Katz, pseudonymous author of “The Boys’ Club,” says fiction is a way “to tell difficult stories” probing “the gray area of morality.”...
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Coauthor Andy Mulvihill, son of park founder Gene Mulvihill, says he wanted to convey that his father was a "true pioneer."...
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What’s On Our 2020 Summer Reading List
June 15, 2020
18 books by Jersey authors we're toting everywhere from our backyards to the beaches....
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In her new book, "Shiner," Amy Jo Burns wanted to tell a story of “people who feel forgotten in a forgotten place.”...
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Jersey Authors Recast the Hitler Story
February 10, 2020
A fictionalized account in the new novel "Wolf" sheds a different light on the dictator’s rise to power....
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Novel Explores Costs of Keeping Up with the Joneses
January 13, 2020
Lisa Tognola’s debut book, 'As Long As It’s Perfect,' was over a decade in the making....
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How a Rescue Dog Inspired a Children’s Book
November 22, 2019
'Belly Rubbins for Bubbins' aims to educate young readers about animal abuse. ...
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Author Meghan Daum on Trump-Era America
October 22, 2019
Her newest book, "The Problem with Everything," is a cultural critique of the country's current state....
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Morristown Festival of Books Turns a Page
October 8, 2019
The rapidly growing event, which marks its sixth year October 11–12, will boast interactive events, 50-plus authors and more. ...
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