Calling all fans of literature! This week's WSU Visiting Writers Series will offer an opportunity to meet and listen to local authors. The event will take place at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 14th,...

Between founding her own publishing LLC and releasing her debut fantasy novel while pursuing another bachelor’s degree, K.D. Prince defied conventional expectations and circumvented the traditional challenges...

With his debut novel “Where Heaven Meets Cheyenne,” WSU alum Charles Macduff Westerman's journey from Murrow College graduate to published author reached a milestone. "This is kind of a dream for...

"I'll be honest, my book being published still doesn’t feel completely real," said Hannah Martian, author of the queer mystery novel “Long Time Gone.” She reflected on the experience of bringing...

Dear Life Section, I love to read. Like, all the time. But books are so expensive. I look at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and so many other bookstores, and everything is so expensive. Not only that,...

Dear Life Section, I used to love reading when I was a kid. I do not know what happened, but my love for it lessened as I got older. With it being summer, I feel like now is a great time to get back...

Los sueños en 100 palabras: Dreams in 100 words. The theme of the third annual Spanish creative writing contest was “Los Sueños en 100 palabras,” or “Dreams in 100 words.” Hosted by the School...

Author Nina LaCour is not afraid to honestly address emotionally heavy issues in her novels, despite facing censorship due to LGBTQ+ themes and her depictions of grief. LaCour, author of queer romance...

The annual Spanish creative writing contest hosted by the School of Languages, Cultures, and Race has returned and is now accepting submissions until March 20. This year’s topic is “Los sueños...

For one year now, the United Way of Whitman County has brought the gift of reading to children throughout the county through the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. The Dolly Parton Imagination Library,...