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Your weekend reads — from three booksellers

Arts & Entertainment

Your weekend reads — from three booksellers

By Brooklyn Paper

Bottle of write! Women share stories of booze at Old Stone House

Bottle of write! Women share stories of booze at Old Stone House

By Kate Briquelet

Want some juicy hot food porn? This ‘Scanwich’ is for you

Arts & Entertainment

Want some juicy hot food porn? This ‘Scanwich’ is for you

By Juliet Linderman

Chang: 9-11’s legacy of words

Arts & Entertainment

The poet laureate processes 9-11

By Juliet Linderman

The way we were! Carroll Gardens native recalls the ‘hood in funny new book

Carroll Gardens

The way we were! Carroll Gardens native recalls the ‘hood in funny new book

By Dan MacLeod

Eat it! Potluck party to celebrate ‘Edible Brooklyn’ cookbook launch

Eat it! Potluck party to celebrate ‘Edible Brooklyn’ cookbook launch

By Juliet Linderman

Bitters is better! New book explores the cocktail’s forgotten friend

Bitters is better! New book explores the cocktail’s forgotten friend

By Juliet Linderman

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Arts & Entertainment

Your weekend reads — from three booksellers

By Brooklyn Paper

John Hodgman is big — bigger than Paul Rudd, even

Gowanus

John Hodgman is big — bigger than Paul Rudd, even

By Gersh Kuntzman

Sign-mon says: Library placard has bookworms confused

Sign-mon says: Library placard has bookworms confused

By Dan MacLeod

Cheesy goodness! Tasty toasty sandwiches are taking over town

Arts & Entertainment

Cheesy goodness! Tasty toasty sandwiches are taking over town

By Sarah Zorn

Your weekend reads — from three booksellers

Arts & Entertainment

Your weekend reads — from three booksellers

By Brooklyn Paper

A killer mashup! It’s ‘Gossip Girl’ — but with blood, guts and heavy weaponry

A killer mashup! It’s ‘Gossip Girl’ — but with blood, guts and heavy weaponry

By Juliet Linderman

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Man, Blair Waldorf is mad! An excerpt from the new ‘Gossip Girl’

By Cecily von Ziegesar

Colson Whitehead’s new novel explores the city — after the apocalypse

Colson Whitehead’s new novel explores the city — after the apocalypse

by Juliet Linderman

‘Onion’ wry! ‘Finest News Source’ turns its rapier wit to sports

DUMBO

‘Onion’ wry! ‘Finest News Source’ turns its rapier wit to sports

By Eli Rosenberg

Some fine sports headlines from the Onion

DUMBO

Some fine sports headlines from the Onion

By Eli Rosenberg

Your weekend reads — from three booksellers

Arts & Entertainment

Your weekend reads — from three booksellers

By Brooklyn Paper

Enjoy our awesome Brooklyn Book Festival slide show!

Downtown

Enjoy our awesome Brooklyn Book Festival slide show!

By Aaron Short

Book smarts! Greenlight Bookstore expands, defying print obituaries

Book smarts! Greenlight Bookstore expands, defying print obituaries

By Alfred Ng

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