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2025 Fall Arts Guide: Book Talks, Readings, and Celebrating Jane Austen at 250 Washington City Paper

Announcing the Enshittification tour Cory Doctorow – Medium

Do We Still 'Hold These Truths?' -- Democracy and Its Future on the Princeton Agenda TAPinto

Photos: Some of the neighborhood damage from the June 19 storm Forest Hills Connection

Getting Good at Being Wrong: Stacey Abrams on Why It’s OK to Make Mistakes Slate

Get to the Very Heart of Thomas Mallon’s Triumphs and Struggles in His New Diary Collection Washington City Paper

Following Backlash, Politics And Prose Owners Say They May Voluntarily Recognize The Union DCist

Interview with a Bookstore: Politics & Prose Literary Hub

Great Dates Bethesda Magazine

Pax Ethnica: Discussing Cultural Harmony at Politics and Prose Pulitzer Center

Politics & Prose’s Coffee Shop is Closing for Renovations Eater DC

Megan Howell’s Softie : Short Stories We Need Now Washington City Paper

DC’s Only Unionized Bookstore Politics And Prose Approves First Contract Agreement DCist

How Politics and Prose and Busboys and Poets will work for each other Forest Hills Connection

Alyssa Mastromonaco on What She Learned Working in the Obama White House Slate

Politics and Prose Bookstore Employees Move To Unionize DCist

Politics and Prose: “Improvement To The Familiar” Forest Hills Connection

Update: After Getting Embroiled In A Syrian Civil War Debate, Politics And Prose Reaches A Compromise DCist

City Lights: Professor and Author Kathryn Paige Harden at Politics and Prose Washington City Paper

White Nationalists Interrupt Book Talk At Politics And Prose DCist

Politics & Prose & Perfection & (I Hope) Permanence The New Yorker

On the Spot: B.J. Novak, actor and author of ‘One More Thing’ The Washington Post

The Best Bookstore in Every State (and D.C.) PureWow

10 Virtual Story Times You Don’t Want to Miss Tinybeans

Author Psyche Williams-Forson on "Eating While Black" District Fray

Julia Cameron, Author of The Artist’s Way , Wants You to Believe in Yourself Washington City Paper

Out author Nicole Dennis-Benn unveils knotty new novel ‘Patsy’ Washington Blade

Budding Bookworm? Join These D.C. Book Clubs + Hit Your Reading Goals District Fray

Kennedy and King: The remarkable intersection of two great lives The Washington Post

Calendar: Feb. 5-11 Washington Blade

A giant TOUR catch up. Also, we wear the same boots. Neil Gaiman's Journal

Bob, the tiny dog from ‘The One and Only Ivan,’ takes the lead in a new book The Washington Post

Butch Memoirs To Check Out in Honor of “Hijab Butch Blues” Autostraddle

Final Say: Chase’s new book an entertaining look at what makes longtime supervisor tick InsideNoVa.com

‘Village Kid’ is a very personal tale San Mateo Daily Journal

Former local resident praised for first book The Beverly Review

Perspective | What books to read this fall The Washington Post

Restaurants of Van Ness/Forest Hills: A list | Forest Hills Connection | News and Life in Our DC Neighborhood Forest Hills Connection

War and Peace , Alejandro Varela, and More: City Lights for Oct. 9–15 Washington City Paper

Washingtonian Favorites: Carla Cohen and Barbara Meade Washingtonian

Leonid McGill, Walter Mosley’s ‘post-black’ hero, returns The Washington Post

Camila Núñez’s Year of Disasters Proves To Be a Delightful, Not Disastrous, Read Washington City Paper

David Lynch and Love in a F*cked-Up World : City Lights for May 1–7 Washington City Paper

Review | Salman Rushdie’s ‘Quichotte’ is a shambling ‘Don Quixote’ for our deceptive era The Washington Post

Science and domestic life come together in Mary Beth Albright’s ‘Eat & Flourish’ The Boston Globe

‘Black Leopard, Red Wolf’ is the fantasy epic everyone will be talking about The Washington Post

‘Behind Every Mailbox’ Argonaut News

Alice McDermott’s new novel begins with suicide and culminates in murder The Washington Post

Roxane Gay’s powerful new story collection, ‘Difficult Women’ The Washington Post

Interview: Marissa Meyer, author of 'Cress' USA Today

10 Experience-Based Classes You Didn’t Know You Needed District Fray

The 21 Books President Obama Bought On 'Small Business Saturday' businessinsider.com

Former ag secretary Dan Glickman talks politics, humor and 'a commitment to solve problems rather than create them' Park Rapids Enterprise

Annie Proulx’s long-awaited, spectacular new novel ‘Barkskins’ The Washington Post

‘Lincoln in the Bardo’ arises from a tragic footnote in American history The Washington Post

Colm Tóibín’s ‘House of Names’ gives voice to a furious mother The Washington Post

Marriage, Love, and Culture Collide in For the Blessings of Jupiter and Venus Washington City Paper

A Secret No More Pacific Citizen

Review | Jake Tapper’s new political thriller is at its best when it’s most bonkers The Washington Post

In ‘Grief Cottage,’ Gail Godwin explores the long shadow of loss The Washington Post

November 6-12, 2006 The Washington Post

Forget the Fourth: DC Does Dischord, Sixth Sense in a Cemetery, and More City Lights for July 3–10 Washington City Paper

In his new anthology, rock historian Peter Guralnick chooses his own adventures The Boston Globe

Washington Blade National Coming Out Day at The Wharf Washington Blade

Should Politics & Prose’s Neighborhood Be Called “SoChe,” “NeConn,” or “Literary Alley?” Washington City Paper

Review | The original nasty woman is a goddess for our times The Washington Post

Readers' tips: bookshops around the world The Guardian

In quest for peace in Ukraine Trump gets his wish, but will his dream come true? Washington Examiner

Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights — November 14-20 Metro Weekly

James Mercer of The Shins talks politics, prose and new music Beat Magazine

War comes to the Pentagon: Hegseth embraces more ‘offensive’ name for Defense Department Washington Examiner

Witkoff on mission to Moscow to give Putin one more last chance Washington Examiner

Trump says it’s up to Putin to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine Washington Examiner

Putin seen as ignoring Trump’s ultimatum, fighting on in pursuit of total victory Washington Examiner

Secret Service director’s days appear numbered after contentious oversight hearing ends with bipartisan calls for her resignation Washington Examiner

Conference on political prose Times of Malta

Syria war lobby that hosted genocide advocate campaigns to censor book exposing its operations thegrayzone.com