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

Arts & Entertainment

Brooklyn — In Dean Haspiel’s words

By Brooklyn Paper

Man says we should stop drinking coffee! What, is he nuts?!

Arts & Entertainment

Man says we should stop drinking coffee! What, is he nuts?!

By Alex Rush

Comic book artist’s graphic view of Katrina

Comic book artist’s graphic view of Katrina

By Adam Warner

Words cascaded like raindrops at the Brooklyn Book Festival

Arts & Entertainment

Words cascaded like raindrops at the Brooklyn Book Festival

By Thomas Tracy

Take a bite out of autumn with our restaurant preview

Take a bite out of autumn with our restaurant preview

By Kristen V. Brown

Now this is a real ‘Stretch’: Neal Pollack, calm and collected?

DUMBO

Now this is a real ‘Stretch’: Neal Pollack, calm and collected?

By Meredith Deliso

Spring into fall with our annual autumnal arts preview

Spring into fall with our annual autumnal arts preview

By Joe Anuta

Better bookmark the entire weekend for Marty’s literary festival

Downtown

Better bookmark the entire weekend for Marty’s literary festival

By Damian Harris-Hernandez

‘Hellcity’ is a graphic novel with explosive results

‘Hellcity’ is a graphic novel with explosive results

By Chuck O’Donnell

Ka-POW! A look at Brooklyn’s best comic book stores

Arts & Entertainment

Ka-POW! A look at Brooklyn’s best comic book stores

By Stephen Brown and Andy Campbell

Another ‘Super’ reading from Shteyngart this Friday

Another ‘Super’ reading from Shteyngart this Friday

By Meredith Deliso

Typewriter is key to Carey Wallace’s new romance

Typewriter is key to Carey Wallace’s new romance

By Damian Harris-Hernandez

Food smarts for the finicky locavore

Food smarts for the finicky locavore

By Damian Harris-Hernandez

Brooklyn comic book duo collabores on ‘Box 13’

Brooklyn comic book duo collabores on ‘Box 13’

By Chuck O’Donnell

Lobster shift! Waterfront Book Festival celebrates maritime literature

Red Hook

Lobster shift! Waterfront Book Festival celebrates maritime literature

By Meredith Deliso

New page for Dyker Heights thanks to 13th Ave. bookstore

New page for Dyker Heights thanks to 13th Ave. bookstore

By Meredith Deliso

Great lineup at the next Franklin Park reading on June 14

Great lineup at the next Franklin Park reading on June 14

By Meredith Deliso

‘Sweet’ revenge! Melvin Van Peebles brings his X-rated masterpiece to the stage

Arts & Entertainment

Marty’s book fest lineup is released — and it’s Oates of fun

By Meredith Deliso

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

Arts & Entertainment

Grab a book, hit the beach!

By Courtney Donahue

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

DUMBO

Lev Grossman is still the ‘Magic’ man

By Meredith Deliso

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