In his latest work, “The Gynecologist's Daughter,” Richard Enns delves into the hidden connections of wealth, power, and exploitation and digs deep beneath the surface to uncover disturbing realities. This gripping blend of crime fiction and social realism is poised to stand out prominently on Inks and Binding's featured shelves at the Los Angeles Times […]
Fusing the gripping intensity of a courtroom thriller with passionate drama, Ken Martin 's “The Bard: Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Love Story” stands out as a captivating exploration of destiny, fragility, and resilience. At the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026, this romance and legal suspense is set to grace the featured shelves of […]
In a memoir that examines the interplay between knowledge and personal experience, Howard D. Blazek introduces “The Change Center: A Week on a Ward.” At the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026, this introspective and psychologically layered account will be among the centerpieces of Inks and Bindings ' selected offerings. - - Beyond offering […]
Author Ivan Prashker takes readers on a dynamic literary tour traversing from deeply personal to historically and socially resonant moments through his work, “Hazardous Pay, Shirt Talk and Twenty-Four Other Stories.” Joining the highlighted titles of Ink and Bindings at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026 is this multi-layered collection of short stories […]
Huda brought some spice to season 7 of 'Love Island USA.' After her breakup from Chris Seeley, she started daitng Louis Russell, so are they still together?
For most of the last decade, celebrities often leaned toward minimizing the visibility of their glasses. Contacts replaced frames. Laser surgery became a quiet rite of passage. The whole point of eyewear, it seemed, was to look like you weren’t wearing any. Then something shifted. Walk through any red carpet from the past two years,...