By Jay Grummel During October most of us focus on the spookier aspects of the month. However, there are other holidays spread throughout that deserve our celebration. The 29th is declared as national cat dayto help raise public awareness of cat adoption. I recently adopted two cats, Edgar and Benjamin so, in honor of this […]

By Jay Grummel BG Authors is not only a blog site on books, but it’s also a book club on campus. The club meets every Monday to either discuss the book of the month or have fun with writing prompts. Each month the club picks a different book pertaining to the genre assigned to the […]

By Jay Grummel Sometimes there are books that have you thinking about them over and over again. For me one of those books is A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers. I finished this book a few weeks ago and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it since. It has taken over places […]

With Halloween creeping closer the haunted atmosphere is taking over. A lot of us are looking for a good read, however some of us prefer our Halloween with barely any scare, but a lot of spooky! Here are some recommendations for seasonally appropriate reads that won’t make you want to keep the light on when […]

With the fall approaching quickly. A lot of us are looking for new reads/authors to cozy up with during the long nights. The fall also happens to be one of the biggest times for books to be published. I went ahead and found you some great and upcoming authors to check out and keep an […]

Have you always wondered how different art forms connect or influence each other? Do you want to learn more about culture through art and world history? Are you also more of a visual person when it comes to learning? Well Wood County District Public Library has just the experience for you. On October 25th at […]

It’s that time of year again where the weather is starting to cool down and the Halloween decorations are being put out. For me once it hits end of September my TBR becomes nothing, but horror and thriller novels. As a big mood reader the seasons and holidays determine what I want to read next. […]

By Jay Grummel When you read as much as I do you start to notice common things in fiction that make you annoyed, upset  or even want to put down the book completely. I have a bad habit of not giving books much of a chance when they use some of these personal ‘icks’. However, […]

By Jay Grummel Poetry has a way of connecting us to the external and internal world. In poetry it is easier to feel a season and truly feel a piece due to this. Poetry has a subtle way of making the readers immersed into the world of the poem. With the air getting colder and […]

By Jay Grummel If We Were Villains has a way of making the horrifics acts of rivals and the blurry line of morals poetic. At first glance I didn’t think I’d enjoy this book as much as I did, especially with the amount of times it quoted Shakespeare. However, after diving into this dark academic […]