Waco Poet’s Society offers a safe space for people of all ages to share their work and have a community that understands and cares for one another.
Browsing: Literature
Author Tsh Oxenreider previews her new devotional book, “Bitter & Sweet: A Journey Into Easter,” Thursday at Fabled Bookstore.
“At my best I am a humorist, not a comedian. Comedy is fairly easy, while humor is really difficult,” local writer David Mosley said. “Sometimes humor is the strongest protection we have.”
“‘Pighearted’ is about a boy that has a fatal heart condition and [has] his best friend, the pig, with the heart that could save his life,” author Alex Perry said.
Fabled Bookshop and Cafe celebrated its second anniversary Saturday with games, specialty drinks and free books.
Local pastor Jonathan Pokluda released the book “Outdated” as a resource for young adults tired of the world’s method of dating.
Take a look into Baylor trumpet professor, Wiff Rudd’s recently published book, “Side by Side: Building and Sustaining and Effective Community in the Music Studio.”
Contributor Audrey Patterson breaks down the historical fiction novel that she always comes back to and can’t put down.
By Haley Stiles | ContributorBestselling author John Green recently announced that he is coming out with a new book, “The…
By Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorAs classes moved online in March and the coronavirus pandemic began to wreak…
By Sarah Pinkerton | Staff WriterBaylor’s efforts in the Waco community continue during this time of school shutdown. After Waco…
A new memoir by best-selling author explores the topics of womanhood, faith and living your most authentic life.
By Bridget Sjoberg | Editor-in-Chief“Little Fires Everywhere” has everything going for it to be wildly successful. It stars and is…
By Darby Good | News Editor”Little Fires Everywhere” is one of those incredible books meant to challenge what and how…
By Tyler Bui | Assistant News Editor Students from a Reporting and Writing for Media class partnered with Act Locally…
“The Phoenix” Literary Magazine will publish its annual issue next month and promises to showcase a broad range of art and writing.
Featuring Fabled’s Top 10 Books for 2020
By KJ Burkley | ReporterThe Beall Poetry Festival featured guest poet Lisa Russ Spaar, who read some of her original…
By Preston Gossett | Reporter Author Marjorie Lewis spoke at Fabled Bookshop & Cafe on Tuesday night about her debut…
By Preston Gossett | ReporterStephen Harrigan, acclaimed author of “Big Wonderful Thing, A History of Texas,” spoke at Fabled Bookshop…
By Tyler Bui | Staff WriterStudents performed their talents onstage at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday at After Dark,…
By Madalyn Watson | Print Managing EditorAs if he was about to remove his top hat, press it against his…
Thomas Moran | Arts and Life EditorDisplayed in one of the hallways of the Mayborn Museum Complex is one of…
Lindsey Reynolds | ReporterPoetry: a nuisance to some and an outlet for others. Many students on campus use poetry to…
After weeks of anticipation since the closing of the previous exhibit, the Martin Museum of Arts finally opened its doors…
Brooke Hill | News Editor “Ice Glen,” directed by Baylor graduate student Cooper Sivara, transports the audience to a romantic…
It’s that time of the year, when the ghouls come out to play, and fans of horror revisit their favorite…
Story by Lauren Lewis | Copy Editor, Video by Kennedy Dendy | Broadcast Reporter In celebration of both her 20th…
Here’s where to be and when this week in Waco!
By Brooke Hill | News Editor A Simple Favor was Darcey Bell’s first ever novel, and she was incredibly lucky…
