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“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies...The man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R.
The La Jolla Writers Conference enters its 19th year with keynote speaker Heather Graham (the New York Times best-selling author, not the actress) as well as authors Dale Brown, Susan Miessner and George Galdorisi.
Carmel Valley resident Danielle Depratt Koelbl and her 6-year-old daughter Taylor have written and published their third little book with a lesson.
Since publishing his book “The Business of Gratitude” in 2017, Del Mar resident Steven A.
San Marcos resident Alessandra Deerinck will host a local author talk about her recently published book, “Human Horse Sensing Horsemanship,” at the Del Mar Library on Sept. 25 at 6 p.m.
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Ernest Hemingway’s celebrated story, “The Snows of Kilimanjaro,” is a tale of decay and death. -
Lydia Cutler, a Solana Beach resident, self-published a novel based on her experience as an immigrant from the Soviet Union who came to the U.S. with her husband and young son in the 1970s.
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Children have been bringing their friends, parents and grandparents to Sandcastle Tales, a new bookstore in Del Mar that opened last month and exclusively sells children’s books.
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New novel is set on a horse ranch in Rancho Santa Fe
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Alan Fischer will present his book, “The Death Mist” to the public at a free book signing and lecture, Sunday, Aug. 18 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Del Mar Art Center Gallery.
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Steve Slocum was shocked and horrified by the Sept. 11 attacks on New York’s World Trade Center, like his countrymen around him and in fact much of the world.
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As a fifth-grader, Alexa Mendes began using social media and quickly became hooked to the point of constantly checking her Instagram and Snapchat.
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As consumer preferences and legislative action trends more toward protecting the environment and living sustainably, a new Encinitas refillery is helping more residents live a zero-waste lifestyle.
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The Solana Beach School District board has selected three local artists to bring playfulness and pops of color to the Skyline School campus.
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From running a small operation out of his parents’ basement in Connecticut 20 years ago, Kyle Tortora has an inventory of about 1,200 Buddhist and Hindu statues stored in an Oceanside warehouse, sold through his website and shipped all over the world.
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Rancho Bernardo resident Suzanne Hatcher has taken part in San Diego’s annual Padres Pedal the Cause fundraiser for cancer research since it began in 2013.
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A shot of adrenaline, in the form of senior transfer Olivia Yun, powered the Torrey Pines girls golf team to a first place finish in the Avocado West League division of the last week’s North County Conference Tournament and positioned the Falcons as a legitimate challenger for the upcoming CIF Division I Championship.
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Local author Shaina Krevat recently announced the release of her second book, Tales of Mundane Magic Volume Two.
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Reza Garajedaghi was born in Iran and at the age of 7, he fell in love.
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