Valerie Easton started her career as a librarian shelving books at Lake City Library when she was in high school. Now she writes full time, and has authored five books, includingThe New Low Maint
The Earth Day founder and Bullitt Foundation president isn't just a voracious reader of environmental non-fiction. He's also an adventurer in the world of eye-opening fiction and poetic justice.
Meet writer and artist Barbara Earl Thomas. In her house, furniture is made of books and poetry is as essential as breathing.
The urban cultural anthropologist and author of "Thinking in the Future Tense" is taking a cue from a book by Dave Barry's brother. And she's still inspiring others with her reading recommendations.
Once a voracious consumer of history books, these days Mike McGinn is turning his attention to books on cities and social justice.
Bill Ptacek believes libraries are about more than books. Still, he's not afraid to recommend a few.
