Jeff Martin

is the author of The Customer is Always Wrong and My Dog Ate My Nobel Prize.
My love for all things Malick was firmly cemented well before I realized he had Okie roots. I had no idea he grew up in Bartlesville.

Last night, Book Smart Tulsa hosted a special reading from bestselling author Audrey Niffenegger at Philbrook Museum. After the reading, she delighted the standing-room audience with details about the graveyard…

Jubilee City is the story of Joe Andoe, born in 1955 in Tulsa. But unlike the traditional memoir, with an arcing story and narrative structure, this book is all over the place.
Yesterday the New York Times broke the news that the New Yorker was announcing its list of the 20 best writers under 40.

At Garden Deva Sculpture Studio last week, writer Reif Larsen captivated the audience with a curious presentation about mapmaking and other wonders.

Larson is the author of the New York…

Last Saturday night, Dwelling Spaces hosted the one-year anniversary party for Booksmart Tulsa. Dozens of people came out to chat, drink wine, eat cake and most importantly, swap books. The…

This Saturday is the one year anniversary party for Booksmart Tulsa. Last April we started with an idea and not a clue of how to achieve it. Here we are, just a year later, and we have turned that idea into something special...
Wizenberg, who now owns a pizza joint in Seattle, showed her Okie roots when she became giddy at the mention of Braum's chocolate malts....
Tuesday night at Joseph Gierek Fine Art, Book Smart Tulsa hosted an evening with acclaimed poet and author, Alex Lemon, whose memoir Happy, was hailed by Esquire as "One of our time's most compelling memoirs."
Last night, Book Smart Tulsa, along with TU's Nimrod Literary Journal, hosted an evening with author Wells Tower, whose short story collection Everything Ravaged, Everything Burned, has received critical raves.
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