WRITER/DIRECTOR VALERIE BUHAGIER COMES TO THE BOOKSHELF CINEMA
Article By Peter Henderson
Writer/Director Valerie Buhagier comes to the Bookshelf Cinema, Friday Aug 26, for the premier of her latest film, Carmen.
ENHANCED AUDIO: THE NEXT PHASE OF THE BOOKSHELF’S ACCESSIBILITY PLAN
Article By Staff
The Bookshelf is pleased to announce that it will be providing enhanced audio in the cinema for persons with hearing loss.
REVIEW: SHIFTY'S BOYS
Article By Andrew Hood
Death and crime are universal and, unfortunately, recurring, but the East Kentucky of the Mick Hardin books is so individual and precise that it, more than the generically required crime, will have to itching for another book the second you're through with the last.
REVIEW: LAPVONA
Article By Andrew Hood
While shit and sadism has always been rife in the work of Moshfegh, here those elements feel focused and purposeful.
REVIEW: BEST YOUNG WOMAN JOB BOOK
Review By Andrew Hood
For all its recording of the inelegant, uneven struggle to craft a life as a writer, Best Young Woman Job Book is the sort of book that makes readers want to be a writer.