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Keeping Hawaii as a central character, La Jolla resident Robert McCaw has written his fifth book in a series of mysteries featuring island love, law and loyalty.
Bird Rock resident Jacqueline Lemieux-Bokor has wanted to create a tribute since the loss of her beloved Boris in 1999.
Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
Whether you’d rather make a salad and order pizza or create a whole menu at home, Natasha Feldman offers options.
La Jolla resident Andie LaComb hopes her first book offers readers inspiration for bonding with their pets as it serves as a memorial of her beloved canine companion.
At age 93, Glenn Clark forgoes a trilogy and puts three stories together in his latest book, connected by a magical medallion.
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Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
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Pediatrician Kendall Roberts says he’s moved from writing as a hobby to a part-time career.
After eight decades, La Jollan Blayney Colmore is sharing his thoughts on relationships and how death impacts life in what he calls his “fiction/memoir,” “I Reserve the Right to Be Terrified: A Long Life.”
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Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
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Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
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Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
“The way we traditionally manage people is fundamentally flawed,” says longtime La Jolla resident and UC San Diego graduate Mark Crowley.
Looking to dispel the adage that nothing can be done about memory loss and declining brain health, La Jolla resident Marc Milstein has some suggestions based on years of scientific study.
UC San Diego professor Allan Havis’ ‘Clear Blue Silence’ is his first novel for adults.
During the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, when many of us were confined to our homes, La Jolla resident Stefan Azimioara may have been on lockdown, but he wasn’t in isolation.
Pietro La Greca Jr. gives his account of how his father amassed fortune and power through fraud, government corruption and money laundering.
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The series of presentations for children features different professional guests showcasing their jobs each month during the school year.
