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31 Days of the Undead: Orange World

Oct 17, 2019

In honor of Romero Lives!, the city's month-long George A. Romero tribute, Pittsburgh City Paper presents 31 Days of the Undead, a series of reviews and essays about zombie media. Look for new posts going up every day through Oct. 31...

31 Days of the Undead: Orange World

Amy Rigby’s memoir, Girl to City, details her life in music

By Rege Behe
Oct 16, 2019
Jane Bernstein's The Face Tells the Secret explores the repercussions of knowing nothing

By Rege Behe
Oct 9, 2019
Upper St. Clair native Stephen Chbosky breaks new ground with Imaginary Friend

By Rege Behe
Oct 2, 2019
Teen writing workshop at Creative Nonfiction offers a space to tackle the "tough stuff"

By Hannah Lynn
Sep 26, 2019
Jewell Parker Rhodes considers herself 'the luckiest person alive' to have found her calling in writing

By Rege Behe
Sep 25, 2019
Patricia Dobler Poetry Award honors unpublished women over the age of 40

By Hannah Lynn
Sep 19, 2019
National Book Award winner to appear at opening of Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures’ Ten Evenings 2019-20 season

By Rege Behe
Sep 18, 2019
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announces details of second annual Bookish in the 'Burgh

By Jordan Snowden
Sep 17, 2019
Squirrel Hill native's Texas Flood: The Inside Story of Stevie Ray Vaughan spans 30 years of research

By Rege Behe
Sep 11, 2019
Peter Heller's new book The River is based off a lie he was told 40 years ago

By Rege Behe
Sep 4, 2019
Pitt English professor pulls from her Washington Heights childhood to portray Dominican life in New York during the ‘60s in Dominicana

By Rege Behe
Aug 28, 2019
How author Elizabeth Jeffries reconciled her relationship with Christianity and science

By Rege Behe
Aug 21, 2019