I'm sure we've all started a list, whether mental or written down, of things we'd like to accomplish before our time is up. But do you have a plan for actually doing any of the things on your list? Annette White, a Petaluma author and the owner of Petaluma restaurant, [...]
It is said that everyone has a book inside them just waiting to get out, and thanks to advances in self-publishing, getting that book out is easier now than ever. But is that really the best avenue?
Roni McFadden, an author who resides in Willits, was recently recognized by the Will Rogers Medallion Award and the 2016 Reader’s Favorite International Book Award Contest for her memoir, “The Longest Trail.”
Michael Harkin’s independently published book, “Move to Fire,” the story of a Willits boy who was paralyzed by a faulty handgun, was recently honored by Publisher’s Weekly
Copperfield's Books shared which books readers couldn't read fast enough this year. Which ones have you read?
In Beyond Recovery, Shawn Langwell has written a revealing memoir that details his tragic childhood, struggle with addiction, and his uphill journey through recovery.
Sonoma County author, Laura McHale Holland, has a story to tell — her own.
When I found out that Spreckels Performing Arts Center was taking on "Peter and the Starcatcher," a screenplay based on the similarly-titled book by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, I put on my Neverland t-shirt and headed to the theater.
The latest release by author Ransom Stephens tackles gray matter, and why we think the way we do.
Jordan Rosenfeld presents her new book, "Writing the Intimate Character," with a writing workshop at Copperfield's in Petaluma.
