'The List': Hottest books of the week
THE LIST - If you love read -- or if you'd like to read more but need a little help finding the best titles, PostScript'd brings you the hottest new titles every week on theGrio...
'NW' explores black upward mobility
REVIEW - 'NW', the latest literary contribution from Zadie Smith – the critically acclaimed author of 'White Teeth', 'The Autograph Man', and 'On Beauty' – does not quake with theatrical plot twists or crackle with the suspense of a mystery or adventure...
Joan Walsh on 'What's the matter with white people'
Author and Salon.com editor at large Joan Walsh recently sat down with theGrio's Joy Reid to discuss her new book, "What's the matter with white people?"
Amar'e Stoudemire launches a children's book series
theGRIO REPORT - NBA star Amar'e Stoudemire is set to release a new book series for middle-school-aged children...
Chapter closes on a Harlem literary landmark
theGRIO VIDEO - One of the largest independent black-owned bookstores is closing it's doors after serving the Harlem community for 10 years...
theGrio’s summer books round-up
theGRIO REPORT - Whether you are looking for words of wisdom from a top chef or a former of secretary of state -- or perhaps a little history or just a great story -- theGrio has your summer 2012 reading list covered...
Evelyn Lozada’s debut novel out today
EURWEB - Evelyn Lozada is rising above the limits reality television and is getting ready to debut her first Cash Money Content novel, “The Wives Association: Inner Circle.”
'God Don’t Make No Mistakes' makes a few
REVIEW - If you enjoy the cheap highs and lows of daytime drama, stories of moral impunity, and admittedly colorful, if difficult to understand, characters (and who doesn’t sometimes!), give this a fair shot...
Garcelle Beauvais writing children's book series
NEW YORK (AP) - Actress Garcelle Beauvais is planning to share life lessons through a series of children's books.
Toni Morrison's 'Home' is where her heart is
REVIEW - With 'Home', Morrison continues to beg the reader to reflect critically on notions of identity, race, gender and class, and, perhaps most importantly, to examine what me mean when we talk about freedom...
