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You can grab a passport at any of the participating retailers and collect stamps as you visit other bookstores on the list, which could earn you prizes.

The Larry McMurtry Literary Center is celebrating the novel’s anniversary with a screening of “The Last Picture Show” and a panel discussion in Archer City.

Temperatures are climbing into the triple digits outside, so now is a perfect time to explore some of the great bookstores in our area. Find your next cool summer read and a community oasis to boot.

Some fear America is experiencing a literacy crisis, but business has been so good at Talking Animals Books in Grapevine that they opened a second location.

Jim and Connye Hart know that the real gems of a bookshop are found in the stacks, and the joy comes from the searching and discovering.

After six years of thriving business, Poets Books was told to vacate from its Bishop Arts storefront. Owner Marco Carvazos says its systemic of problems in Bishop Arts.

After a customer rushed out of Monkey and Dog Books when her water broke, the store turned to Instagram for help. The post went viral locally, reconnecting the bookstore with the family.

Book lovers can discuss fiction, the classics, thrillers and more in these clubs.

The Dallas Morning News and The Wild Detectives in Oak Cliff are hosting a conversation with independent bookstores on how reading spaces can build trust and community in a disconnected time.

Since 2020, many new bookstores have opened across the state.

This is the first year the Dallas publishing house has been considered for the English-language fiction and poetry categories.

The free event encourages locals to celebrate the magic of indie bookstores across the D-FW area.