books

Comedian and author Josh Womack takes us inside the Cleveland Schvitz with his brand new book.

When Tiffany Graham Charkosky learned her family history includes a genetic mutation, she had to decide whether or not to undergo genetic testing. She charts her difficult journey in “Living Proof: How Love Defied Genetic Legacy.”

A new book examines the history of the city and the character of different neighborhoods through the various drinking establishments that have dotted Cleveland over the years.

Historian and author, Brandy Schillace discusses her new book "The Intermediaries: A Weimar Story." The book traces the story of the founding of the Institute for Sexual Science, the world's first center for homosexual and transgender rights.

The book “Reluctant Conquest: American Wealth, Power, and Science in the Arctic” traces US policy in the strategic region through the centuries.

Dr. Ronald Levant uses his own traumatic experiences growing up as a way to look at the problems with the concept of masculinity.

Eleanor Bergholz, a former Plain Dealer columnist, wrote about a knitting club that's been meeting at Cleveland Public Library branches for over a decade.

Wayne Stewart has written many books on baseball, with his most recent being "I Love Baseball: Players Managers, Sportswriters, and Celebrity Fans Talk About Their Love for the Game."

Writer Christopher Brown's new book "A History of Empty Lots" looks at our relationship with nature, and how we've often separated from it.

Jon Wlasiuk's book explores how humans have interacted with the environment in Northeast Ohio for thousands of years.