In this episode of "Inside the Writer's Head", Writer-in-Residence Dani McClain chats with Jan-Michele Lemon-Kearney, who gave McClain her first journalism job
Go beyond Black History Month with the blaCk Readers Book Club
As February comes to a close, we’re looking forward to keeping the celebration of Black History Month at the Library going throughout the rest of the year. One
Read Across America at the Cincinnati Museum Center
Read Across America at the Cincinnati Museum Center
How to read like the Writer-in-Residence
If there's one thing many authors and writers have in common, it's that they all read. A lot. Dani McClain, Writer-in-Residence at the Library, is no exception.
What reading means to me
Back and bigger than ever, the Library’s third annual African American Read-In (AARI) drew booklovers together for an afternoon celebrating Black writers. Peopl
Makers Gonna Make: Side hustle starts at MakerSpace
11:57…11:58… 11:59… MIDNIGHT! You’d think it was New Year’s Eve, but it’s just a typical Thursday night. I’m watching the clock to see when the next day’s reser
Trapping holds: The process of finding what you love at the Library
You know the feeling. You've just heard about a buzz-worthy new book or movie for the first time and you need to get your hands on it. You can't stand being on
Get to know Coretta Scott King
Get to know Coretta Scott King
Noname’s Book Club
It all started one fateful day in the summer of 2019 when Chicago-based rapper Noname tweeted a photo of the book she was reading, Jackson Rising: The Struggle
19th Century Black Cincinnatians you should know
Did you know Marie Selika Williams, or “Madame Selika” as she was known, was the most recognized and lauded African American woman singer of the late 19th centu
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