The advent of a new year is often a time for pause and reflection, and enduring titles.
Vernon librarian Peter Critchley takes us back in time with a look at two books from the annals of ancient Rome.
A great story transcends boundaries and speaks to readers no matter where they may live.
The western genre continues to provide a rich mine for stories of adventure that are often as compelling as any other tale.
The release of a new book in a popular series is always welcome. It is like visiting with a dear friend you have not seen for some time.
Truth is sometimes far stranger than any fiction ever created.
Book Talk columnist Peter Critchley writes about three science fiction titles that take readers through time.
It is not surprising that mystery is by far the most popular reading genre in the country.
Peter Critchley touches on some of the books written about war
Peter Critchley takes a look at books that go back in time for great drama and storytelling
It is traditional for many families to read a Christmas story to each other during the holidays, even if it is the only time of year.
Peter Critchley provides some reading material for the long days of winter
Peter Critchley takes a boo at horror stories NOS4A2, The Ocean at the End of the Lane, Boneshaker and 1834 tale The Queen of Spades.
Stories about our national game can sometimes be just as compelling and entertaining as the actual play.