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Shutta Crum’s first nearly wordless picture book, Mine!, also illustrated by Patrice Barton and starring the same children, was called “a delightful example of the drama and emotion that a nearly wordless book can convey” by[...]

When you purchase a copy of ​​​​The Book of Life through Nicola’s Book​s,​ (pre-order or when the trade paper edition is released​) you will automatically get a line ticket for the signing portion of the[...]

  Loren D. Estleman visits to talk about the many books he’s published lately: the new Amos Walker, You Know Who Killed Me; a new Western, The Long High Noon; and a book of connected[...]

Meet Richard Rawlings, Discovery Channel host of Fast N’ Loud and one half of the ‘Gas Monkey Garage’ duo for the release of his new book Fast N’ Loud: Blood, Sweat and Beer Rawlings, a native[...]

Elena Delbanco has recently retired after teaching for 27 years at the U-M Ford School of Public Policy. Before moving to Ann Arbor, she worked at Bennington College in Vermont, where she and her husband, the writer[...]

Literati is pleased to welcome authors from local literary press (and Literati neighbors) Alice Green & Company. Featured readers include Jerry Dennis, Holly Wren Spaulding, Alison Swan, and Keith Taylor. Jerry Dennis, of Traverse City,[...]

Conn Iggulden‘s new novel War of the Roses: Margaret of Anjou was published in May 2015. Nicola’s Book Club is reading Iggulden’s War of the Roses: Stormbird, and will meet with Iggulden for a 50[...]

Michael Harvey talks about his latest P.I. novel, The Governor’s Wife.  

Gail Thomas reads from her third collection of poetry, Waving Back. Thomas is originally from Pennsylvania; she is currently a learning specialist at Smith College. Signing.

Literati is thrilled to once again participate in the Ann Arbor Book Festival’s fantastic Moonlight Book Crawl series. Our stop this year will feature author Ellen Meerpool, who will read from her latest novel, On[...]

Dean Bakopoulos will read from his latest novel, Summerlong. Bakopoulos is the author of the novel Please Don’t Come Back from the Moon, a New York Times Notable Book, and the recipient of fellowships from the[...]

Michelle Segar, Ph.D, is a behavioral sustainability scientist and Director of the Sport, Health, & Activity Research and Policy (SHARP) Center at the University of Michigan. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and Master’s degrees[...]

Local historian James Mann reads from his recent book, Ypsilanti. Mann is the author of eight books, including Ypsilanti: A History in PIctures, Ypsilanti in the 20th Century, Wicked Washtenaw County, Wicked Ann Arbor, and[...]

Literati welcomes four incredible Michigan authors and contributors to the recent anthology Here: Women Writing on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula (Michigan State University Press), edited by Ron Riekki. In addition to her beloved works for young[...]