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Long, flowing locks have been a source of male pride and alleged power throughout history, from the Biblical story of Samson the Great to the devil...
Drop by the library's Children's Area on the first Thursday of every month for a hands-on seience activity.
St. Louis County Library presents a new book club: Guys Read. The club will meet the third Thursday each month and will feature books specifically ...
Crime fiction author discusses and signs his latest thriller, The Black Country.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist discusses and signs his latest book, Private Empire: ExxonMobile and American Power.
Fans of the eloquent letter-writing dog Ike (star of the Dear Mrs. Larue series of childrens books) are already familiar with the sly wit of author/illustrator Mark Teague. Teague's new book, Three Little Pigs and the Somewhat Bad Wolf, is in the... More »
Sara J. Henry's debut novel, Learning to Swim, introduced freelance reporter Troy Chance, an independent woman who captured a legion of fans with her tough spirit and warm heart. Chance returns in the sequel, A Cold and Lonely Place, which takes... More »
On Saturday, February 9, former vice president Al Gore will visit St. Louis County Library Headquarters (1640 South Lindbergh Boulevard, Frontenac; 314-994-3300) to talk about his new book The Future:... More »
Author Robert Crais honed his skill as a writer for some of the most influential cop shows of all time -- Hill Street Blues, Miami Vice and Cagney & Lacey -- before chucking TV in the 80s to become a novelist. His modern novels feature literary... More »
History is quicker to vilify Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr. for his crimes and prejudices than praise him for founding one of America's most famous and influential families. But then, for the Kennedy family, all press is good press. Historian David Nasaw... More »
In the past year, the St. Louis County Library has booked heavyweights such as Michael Chabon, Daniel Silva, J.A. Jance and Rick Riordan. That last fella, if you didn't know, is the author of young-adult novel sensation The Lightning Thief, and his appearance drew more than a thousand clamoring fans. Granted, not every writer is met with arena-rock crowds, but the library's ongoing author series has no trouble filling seats, thanks to two basic selling points: well-known names and a wide... More »
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