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Happy Holidays to all yinz, and welcome to the 12 Days of Indies! My name is Joy Givens, and I’m here to make your December merry…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Happy Holidays to all yinz, and welcome to the 12 Days of Indies! My name is Joy Givens, and I’m here to make your December merry…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Happy Holidays to all yinz, and welcome to the 12 Days of Indies! My name is Joy Givens, and I’m here to make your December merry…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

“Slam came to Pittsburgh in the early ’90s, and it still has a home here. But two long-time practitioners also saw an opportunity for a look…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Happy Holidays to all yinz, and welcome to the 12 Days of Indies! My name is Joy Givens, and I’m here to make your December merry…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Happy Holidays to all yinz, and welcome to the 12 Days of Indies! My name is Joy Givens, and I’m here to make your December merry…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

The GFPB is looking for a part-time Event Coordinator, beginning January, 2021, to provide organizational, event management and outreach assistance for the Festival, planned for Fall…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

City of Asylum’s 16th annual Jazz Poetry Festival will present free concerts and readings from eight national jazz ensembles and ten poets from nine different countries…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

We’ve just received word that Sticky Couch, a new (online) Pittsburgh-based Pandemic/Quarantine humor magazine is looking for submissions! Info “At Sticky Couch, we have one…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Riverstone Books and Reading Is FUNdamental (RIF) Pittsburgh today announced a new partnership to put books in the hands of 4th, 5th and 6th graders in the Pittsburgh…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

The 2021 Pennwriters Conference will be held in Pittsburgh on May 14 – 16, 2021, and they’ve put out the call for workshop proposals. You can…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

This just in from Write Pittsburgh! For the first time, Write Pittsburgh is offering a series of FREE virtual summer camps for young writers! These camps…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

“A scholar and jazz-like innovator. A visionary of luminous detail, of histories, of what he has felt and lived and observed.” New York, NY – Poets…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

“After graduating from the University of Pittsburgh with an English degree, Sharon Flake could have concentrated on fiction for adults, poetry, or any other style of…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

The last time we posted on Littsburgh we were in the middle of deleting hundreds of events from our calendar (which featured scheduled events through the…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

If you’ve been following Littsburgh on Twitter and Facebook, you’ve likely seen our updates about COVID-19’s effects on Pittsburgh’s literary scene. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh has…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Press Release: In desperate times, determination and courage are necessary, but they lead nowhere without hope. Science fiction shines a light on the future, helping show…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Johnstown, PA – For more than a decade, the Children’s Book Festival of Johnstown has dedicated a weekend to the celebration of words and illustrations. The…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

The Pittsburgh Humanities Festival brings together internationally-renowned academics, artists, and intellectual innovators offering interviews, intimate conversations, and performances focused on art, literature, music, science, policy, politics…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Taking their role as an unbiased, reliable source for research and education seriously, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh (CLP) has been hard at work celebrating Black History…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Vivian Lee Croft Named First Writer-In-Residence, Receives One Northside Grant for Position PITTSBURGH, PA – City Books is pleased to announce the City Books Writer’s Residency.…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Five acclaimed longform science writers on the power of weaving knowledge into narrative. PITTSBURGH, PA: The Creative Nonfiction Foundation, a literary nonprofit that inspires and…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Pittsburgh, PA — Pretty Owl Poetry (POP), an online feminist literary journal based in Pittsburgh, is one of ten newly selected organizations that will participate in…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Bookish in the ‘Burgh is a teen literature festival presented by Riverstone Books in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District. The Festival aims to celebrate all things bookish through…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

(PITTSBURGH) – ​The world is not tender with Black women. And Pittsburgh, in particular, is not known for tenderness where Black women are concerned. ​TENDER​ ​a…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

“On December 8, authors, readers, and shoppers gathered at the Ace Hotel in Pittsburgh for Kate’s Kid Book Bash—A Holiday Marketplace, honoring the late picture book…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Thanks to The University of Pittsburgh Press for the heads up on this one: “Embracing the tagline ‘You don’t know what you don’t know,’ the New…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

On Saturday, October 26th, the Penguin Bookshop will be celebrating it’s 90th anniversary! Following Sewickley’s Halloween parade, Penguin will have treats and special give-aways all day.…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

PITTSBURGH, Pa.— “I”: New and Selected Poems, the highly anticipated new volume from acclaimed poet Toi Derricotte, is one of five poetry collections shortlisted for the…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Bestselling author, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, and social critic Anna Quindlen will be the featured author for The Peters Township Library Foundation’s 3rd annual Novel November on…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

If you’re reading Littsburgh right now, chances are you know Nick Courage. Since 2015, when Littsburgh launched, Nick has been helping to spread the word about…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Some news on the literary front! Eight members of the Pittsburgh City Council are endorsing a Pittsburgh literary festival. Their statement reads, in part: “As Members…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

We just received the below press release from Joshua Lew McDermott, who recently moved to Pittsburgh and is launching a poetry press with his twin sister…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

The ABA Children’s Institute is coming to Pittsburgh (!) this week, bringing “children’s booksellers, authors, illustrators, and publishers from across the country together for three days…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

The Peters Township Public Library will host 20 local authors at its 2nd annual Read Local/Eat Local on Saturday, June 22 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

PITTSBURGH, PA— Pretty Owl Poetry, a Pittsburgh-based online literary arts journal, is introducing a new prompt series: POPcraft: Tarot for Poets. Every other week a new…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

We have site visitors all over the world and like to think of Littsburgh as Pittsburgh’s unofficial Literary Tourism Bureau… so it’s especially exciting that we’ll…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

The Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series was founded by Pittsburgh poet Jimmy Cvetic in 1975 (or thereabouts). Hosted and curated by Joan Bauer and Kristofer Collins, the…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Local cast brings iconic Shakespeare text to Pittsburgh’s majestic industrial site PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania — Quantum Theatre presents King Lear, widely regarded as Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy, directed…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

The University of Pittsburgh Press announces the colorful repackaging of The Spencers of Amberson Avenue, a turn-of-the-century memoir by Ethel Spencer. The cover of the new…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Novel Breads Co. is an artisan bread bakery where bread and books are beautifully combined. Tucked in the undulating hills of Western Pennsylvania, this micro-bakery creates…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures is delighted and honored to share our 2019/20 roster of authors for Ten Evenings. The 2019/20 season boasts a roster of literary…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Book the Vote is a nonpartisan initiative launched by Penguin Random House to encourage writers and readers to get out the vote: “‘We established Book the…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Featuring 30 international companies and artists from 20 countries, including representation from Pittsburgh’s own arts community, the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts (a production of the…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Featuring 30 international companies and artists from 20 countries, including representation from Pittsburgh’s own arts community, the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts (a production of the…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Featuring 30 international companies and artists from 20 countries, including representation from Pittsburgh’s own arts community, the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts (a production of the…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Featuring 30 international companies and artists from 20 countries, including representation from Pittsburgh’s own arts community, the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts (a production of the…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Featuring 30 international companies and artists from 20 countries, including representation from Pittsburgh’s own arts community, the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts (a production of the…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Formerly a Hollywood screenwriter (of My Favorite Year, Welcome Back, Kotter, and more), Dennis Palumbo is a licensed psychotherapist and author. His mystery fiction has appeared…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

There’s a new independent publisher of literary translation in the area (with a particular interest in contemporary poetry and hybrid-genre works)! Eulalia Books — affiliated with…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Mystery Lovers Bookstore, the nationally renowned bookstore located in Oakmont, PA is pleased to announce it has two new owners: Oakmont residents, Kristy Bodnar and Tara…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Quantum Theatre’s latest production, Chatterton, is adapted from Peter Ackroyd’s bestselling and Booker Prize-nominated novel of the same name, a century-spanning exploration of authenticity and literary…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Sad news from Nine Stories in Lawrenceville: “Nine Stories will be closing at the end of August, and we’re having a store-wide sale for the next…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Adoption can be loaded with secrecy and, in some cases, guilt, confusion and shame. Speaking out can sometimes feel taboo for adoptees, birth families, and adoptive…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

All of the following events will be held on Sunday afternoons at 2:30pm at the Carnegie Library Lecture Hall. A snack reception and author book signing…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Quiet Storm is a literary magazine dedicated to publishing works about illness in a variety of forms, including poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and art. Quiet Storm Based…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Mystery Lovers Bookshop, the nationally renowned mystery and thriller bookstore in Oakmont, is looking for new owners. This just in from Natalie and Trevor, the current…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Peters Township Public Library will gather over 20 local authors to shine and share their talents at a new event called Read Local/Eat Local on Saturday,…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

The Arcanist is an online, Pittsburgh-based literary magazine focusing on Science Fiction and Fantasy flash fiction and in-depth looks into pop culture’s biggest stories. Every week,…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Alan & Jeremy VS Science Fiction is a monthly, Pittsburgh-based Science Fiction discussion podcast where Alan and Jeremy “dive in deep and see what they can…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

The Mysteries of Pittsburgh — one of our favorite books of all time — just turned thirty. In appreciation of Michael Chabon’s debut novel, Kristofer Collins…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Pittsburgh, PA — March 19, 2018 — Pittsburgh-based literary magazine Creative Nonfiction is the winner of the 2018 Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP) Small…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

If you hadn’t already noticed, Facebook’s new algorithms are starting to bury fan pages… which means you’ll be seeing fewer posts from local bookstores, authors, and…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Ring in the new year with a celebration of creative inspiration! *** Selected as a “MUST-SEE” panel by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review! *** Join Littsburgh’s Rachel Ekstrom…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Have you checked out Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s redesigned Eleventh Stack blog yet? Eleventh Stack is run by a group of library workers who are passionate…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Show your love for Littsburgh and literary Pittsburgh by adding this temporary frame to your profile picture: Try it! 📸 Show your love for @littsburgh &…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Everyday, people across the United States struggle with problems ranging from racial and cultural stereotypes to homophobia and identity questions. For 18 years, Carnegie Mellon University’s…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Pittsburgh has a new indie bookstore: Riverstone Books is now open in the North Hills! Check out the following press release for more information… Riverstone Website…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Sandcastle has barely been closed a week and it’s official: summer’s over. We’re wearing hoodies and sweaters and looking forward to all of the excellent books…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Sandcastle has barely been closed a week and it’s official: summer’s over. We’re wearing hoodies and sweaters and looking forward to all of the excellent books…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Have you checked out Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s redesigned Eleventh Stack blog yet? Eleventh Stack is run by a group of library workers who are passionate…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Have you checked out Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s redesigned Eleventh Stack blog yet? Eleventh Stack is run by a group of library workers who are passionate…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Have you checked out Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s redesigned Eleventh Stack blog yet? Eleventh Stack is run by a group of library workers who are passionate…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

All of the following events will be held on Sunday afternoons at 2:30pm at the Carnegie Library Lecture Hall. A snack reception and author book signing…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

This just in from Pittsburgh’s Creative Nonfiction: “The Writing Pittsburgh Book Prize will recognize one book focusing on a subject of regional and national significance, by…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Have you checked out Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s redesigned Eleventh Stack blog yet? Eleventh Stack is run by a group of library workers who are passionate…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Have you checked out Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s redesigned Eleventh Stack blog yet? Eleventh Stack is run by a group of library workers who are passionate…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Sisters in Crime — “an international organization of lovers of the crime fiction and mystery genres: writers, readers, librarians, and booksellers” — is celebrating its 30th…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

The Bridge Series is a new series uniting the Pittsburgh literary and activist communities to raise awareness and funds for local organizations fighting the good fight…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Located at the birthplace of the Ohio River, Confluence is Pittsburgh’s longest-running literary conference with a strong focus on science fiction, fantasy and horror. Award-winning authors,…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

The Bridge Series is a new series uniting the Pittsburgh literary and activist communities to raise awareness and funds for local organizations fighting the good fight…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

The 2017 Pennwriters Conference (May 19 – 21, 2017) will feature two keynote speakers, literary agents and editors, and an assortment of writing workshops and presentations,…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

“As we look to literature to make sense of the world, there has been a wealth of powerful, important books to help us come to terms…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

“It’s rare to have such a gathering of major magazine editors outside New York, and we’re tremendously excited they’re coming to Pittsburgh to meet and mingle…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

“‘Pittsburgh is a book publicist’s dream city,’ says Todd Doughty, vice president and executive director of publicity for Doubleday. ‘You have a base of smart and…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Martin J. Smith, Pittsburgh native and former staffer at the Pittsburgh Press, is coming to Mystery Lovers on Tuesday, September 20th! Event Information Smith is the…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

The below press release comes courtesy of Pitt’s Center for African American Poetry and Poetics, which will be sponsoring a day of events honoring the 20th…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Stephen King came to Sewickley and we’re still pinching ourselves. Enormous thanks to Susan Hans O’Connor and Penguin Bookshop (and Scribner, King’s publisher) for making this…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Littsburgh is on a summer reading roll, so we’re excited to share this press release about Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s 90,0000-book challenge and #PGHREADS iniative (modeled…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

The below press release comes courtesy of BoxHeart Gallery and the Baggage Claim Project, an artistic community experience in which stories are collected, transformed into physical…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

It’s starting to warm up, Kennywood’s open… you know what that means: summer reading! Littsburgh is excited to share this press release about Carnegie Library of…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Lesley Rains, founding owner of one of the major hubs of literary activity in our city, recently decided to pursue fresh bookish opportunities and find new…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

“My father and stepmother moved to Pittsburgh around 1976. Soon after that I visited the city for the first time since babyhood (we lived in the…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

“When Jay Dantry closed Jay’s Book Stall in 2008, Elsie Hillman, the doyenne of Western Pennsylvania’s Republican Party, threw a party for him at Carnegie Music…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

Roughly 600 people lined up at the Penguin Bookshop in Sewickley, PA on Sunday, April 17th for the chance to buy tickets for a Stephen King…

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

Excerpt and Interview: Janet Roberts (author of What Lies We Keep)!

From the Publisher: "Cybersecurity expert Ted McCord has been fired. He risked everything in a game far beyond his control. Read more

We’re so incredibly excited to share the below announcement from Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures! It’s an almost unbelievable lineup. We literally… almost can’t believe it. For…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

“Horror master and acclaimed best-selling author Stephen King announced a June 8 visit to the Penguin Bookshop in Sewickley. King’s website said that appearance will be…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

“The genre seems tailor-made for today’s time-pressed reader, and Sherrie Flick’s new short-short-story collection Whiskey, Etc. packs her 207 easy-turning pages with punchy writing that centers…

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more

Lesley Rains just announced that she is putting the East End Book Exchange, one of the major hubs of literary activity in our city, up for…

Q&A: Andrea Janov (author of Mix Tapes and Photo Albums)

From the Publisher: "Mix Tapes and Photo Albums, a narrative poetry collection that forms a poetic mix tape. This coming-of-age Read more

Q&A: Kathy Kasunich (author of Always Remembering)

From the Publisher: "Set during World War II, Always Remembering unravels the timeless love story inspired by a Pittsburgh couple. Read more

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

Start Reading The Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode Two: Treasonous Tycoon by M. M. Downing and S. J. Waugh (Set in Pittsburgh)!

"Set amid Dickensian realities of poverty and injustice in Depression-era Pittsburgh, [Adventures of the Flash Gang: Episode One] was an Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Q&A: Susan Helene Gottfried (author of Safe House)!

From the Publisher: "A deadly virus is bearing down on the world and Emerson Mackenzie, CEO of PharmaScience Technologies—now back Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

The below press release comes courtesy of the Annual Children’s Festival of Johnstown, which will be celebrating it’s 8th year this April 8th-10th! More information… …

Battle of Homestead Foundation presents  “An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Music)”

HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA — In recognition of National Poetry Month, the Battle of Homestead Foundation presents An Evening of Working Class Poetry (and Read more

Art All Night Pittsburgh Returns for its 27th year!

"Join us for the 27th edition of Art All Night Pittsburgh, taking place from 4 p.m. on  Saturday, April 27th, Read more

City of Asylum Presents “SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING,” an Original Play by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence Olena Boryshpolets (Ukraine) & Anouar Rahmani (Algeria) 

Pittsburgh, PA – City of Asylum Pittsburgh announces the world premier of SORRY, I DON’T UNDERSTANDING, taking place Monday, March Read more

15th Annual Children’s Book Festival Celebrates Reading and the Arts!

Johnstown, PA – The Learning Lamp and 1st Summit Bank present the Children’s Book Festival, returning for a fun-filled weekend Read more

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Plans Major Hours Expansion!

The increase, one of the largest in CLP history, will expand hours at neighborhood locations starting March 10th. (PITTSBURGH, PA Read more

Littsburgh on KDKA: Talk Pittsburgh Book of the Month – March!

Littsburgh’s co-founder Rachel Ekstrom Courage (also a literary agent and author) was in New York for work this month, but Read more

Interview: Salvatore Pane (The Neorealist in Winter) with Avery Bauer!

From the Publisher: “Salvatore Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter is a collection of eleven short stories that explore what it means to Read more

PulpFest is Returning to Mars in August 2024!

From August 1 - 4, PulpFest will be returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Read more

Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series Celebrates 50 Years and Moves to Hop Farm Brewing Company in Lawrenceville!

This summer the Hemingway's Summer Poetry series, founded by poet Jimmy Cvetic, will celebrate its 50th Anniversary season and move Read more

Q&A: Howie Ehrlichman (author of Not a Bad Trip: A Pittsburgh Cab Story)!

From the Publisher: "In 1977, Howie landed a summer job to offset college expenses. Forty years later, he finished his Read more