Books Oklahoma

Summer reading: "Dracula in Dior"
 ”Twilight.” “True Blood.” “ Dracula.” Vampires are hotter than the sun they don’t walk in, and why? Because they have two things we all want. Eternal life. Eternal thinness. Sure, their books sell millions and their movies and TV shows are hits, but when it comes to style, too many are... Read More

Book signings in Oklahoma
Book signings in Oklahoma Read More

Book review: 'The Baker Street Translation' by Michael Robertson
“The Baker Street Translation” by Michael Robertson features lawyers with offices connected to Sherlock Holmes. Read More

Book review: 'Consider the Fork: A History of How We Cook and Eat' by Bee Wilson
In “Consider the Fork: A History of How We Cook and Eat,” Bee Wilson, a food writer, historian and author, gives a compelling view of how primitives fared even before the use of fire and goes on to trace nourishment practices to the sparkling gadget-filled kitchens of today. Read More

Book review: 'The Accursed' by Joyce Carol Oates
Joyce Carol Oates' latest novel, “The Accursed,” is the fifth book of the Gothic family sagas that began with her “Bellefleur” in 1980. Read More

University of Oklahoma visiting professor explores life of her grandfather
Nyla Ali Khan's grandfather was Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, an important figure in the history of Kashmir Read More

If you go: Democracy and the Eastern Scholarship Symposium
If you go: Democracy and the Eastern Scholarship Symposium Read More