Books

New translations of Juan Emar's Yesterday, Cristina Rivera Garza's New and Selected Stories, and Gabriela Alemán's Family Album offer a look at human nature — and adventures along the way.

The San Antonio Book Festival is back this Saturday after a pandemic hiatus.

Children's author David Bowles and illustrator Erika Meza discuss the inspiration behind highlighting border life with the picture book "My Two Border Towns."

In the story "No Place for You, My Love" by Eudora Welty, a woman from Toledo and a man from Syracuse who’ve only just met drive south of New Orleans through rural Louisiana.

‘Olga Dies Dreaming’ Xochitl Gonzalez’s debut novel is a story about family and betrayal.

‘The Everybody Ensemble’ : Amy Leach celebrates the natural world in her new collection of whimsical essays.

Ana Castillo reads from her latest poetry collection, ‘My Book of the Dead’

What started with strap-on dildos at school board meetings has turned into gubernatorial letters to state agencies.

'A Most Remarkable Creature': Jonathan Meiburg reveals the curiosity and charisma of the caracara.

Book deserts are not uncommon for lower income communities. A new initiative aims to remedy the lack of access to literature in San Antonio’s West Side, while also amplifying the rich culture of the community and featuring diverse authors often removed from mainstream narratives or not commonly found in popular chain bookstores.