Interviews & Stories: Pittsburgh Current Archives

Brian Broome's Memoir 'Punch Me Up to the Gods' is a personal, literary tour de force

Ron Donoughe's Lively Collection of Paintings Spotlights Mon Valley Towns

How adolescent suicide shaped Candace Jane Opper and her debut memoir, 'Certain and Impossible Events’

Book bans, e-readers and shifting policies

In New Anthology, Pittsburgh Writers Reflect on the 2018 Tree of Life Tragedy

In "A City Divided", Pitt Law Professor Examines the Jordan Miles Case

'Praise Song for My Children' Is a Poetry Collection of Truths

Deesha Philyaw’s Brings the Secret Lives of Church Ladies to Life in New Collection Of Short Stories

City Of Asylum Names Four Poets Laureate For Allegheny County

Brilliant Writers Was, 'Unapologetically Dope and Black and That's What Made Him Beautiful'

‘Illness Lesson’ Is Historical Fiction Written With Precision And Dread

‘Death In Mud Lick’ Pulitzer-Winning Writer Takes On Big Pharma In New Book

"Shiner" sings like a murder ballad

The unexpected joys of mill life examined in "Rust"

New Novel, "East Pittsburgh Downlow"

New Novel, 'Sugar Run,' Delves Deep Into The Concept Of Home

New Book Takes You Inside Prison Walls To Show Us Why We Need To Reform The Sentences

Powerhouse debut novel is specific to Northern Appalachia

Pittsburgh Author Gets Re-Release Of Award-Winning 2016 Memoir

Journalist’s Book Dives Into The Opioid Crisis

Pittsburgh Journalist's New Book Examines High Tech Policing

LGBTQ fiction and poetry from Appalachia

"All the Names They Used for God" gathers diverse, inventive short stories

'Lowest White Boy' Offers Honest Self-Examination on Race and Racism

Cave Canem Founder Talks about Her New Poetry Collection

Damon Young Chronicles His Experience of Being Black in America in "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker"

"Appalachian Reckoning: A Region Responds to Hillbilly Elegy"

Reading Rights: Pennsylvania’s Restrictive Inmate Mail Policy Makes Groups Like Book ’Em Even More Important