By Erin Wood Consider supporting Arkansas authors as you give the gift of words this holiday season. With variety for every literary taste, here are
By Erin Wood As sights turn toward the holiday season and preparations are made for elves everywhere to come down from shelves, perhaps your family
By Erin Wood Little Rock’s new nonprofit, The Authentic Self, will host programming designed to stimulate the mind and help each of us step into
A monthly series including news about an Arkansas book, author, event, or item of literary interest to Arkansans. By Erin Wood As students head back
By Erin Wood Did you know that the Arkansas Literary Festival has a new name? The beloved festival—which has grown in content, quality, and popularity—will
By Erin Wood Our lights burn brighter as we hold ourselves and others to the flame of truth, and Hot Springs’ Kai Coggin shows us
By Erin Wood Randi M. Romo (“Romo”) has been creating literary community in Central Arkansas for decades, not only by sharing her own brave, explosive,
By Erin Wood Are you ready to meet fifty Arkansas women who will challenge the way you think about identity, entrepreneurialism, community, and what it
By Erin Wood Mark your calendars for the 2019 Arkansas Literary Festival, which will take place in Little Rock on April 26–28. Notable authors, including
By Erin Wood You can find North Little Rock poet (and Hot Springs native) Karen Hayes at her typewriter—or a microphone—but her heart is with
By Erin Wood New year, new resolutions. Many of our best intentions end up broken by February, leaving us bereft. Perhaps instead of trying to
A monthly series including news about an Arkansas book, author, event, or item of literary interest to Arkansans. By Erin Wood New year, new resolutions.
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“Mystic Ozark” Photo Courtesy of Mystic Ozark This month, we take great pleasure in introducing Mystic Ozark, the latest gem in Hot Springs’ historic downtown
Karen Watson Reeves demonstrates two variations of Thread the Needle Pose. Photos by Fred Padilla By Karen Watson Reeves [Contributor’s note: 2025 is the year we
By Dr. Annie Xu June is Alzheimer’s Awareness month. As parents and grandparents wonder if their grade school children are forgetting their lessons from the year,
The Austin Weirdos cross the finish line in the 2024 Running. The Hot Springs Police Department team gets soaked. Photos courtesy Visit Hot Springs. Believe
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