Jacqueline Mroz

Memoir is “more than just a music book for music people,” he said.

Montclair Literary Festival offers free online panels and author talks on Sept. 11 and 12, and writing workshops during the week.

Montclair Literary Festival offers its ticketed author conversations online, and some authors and editors find there is a new intimacy in that.

Montclair arts and cultural organizations react to Covid-19 with postponements, cancelations, and potential streaming solutions.

Here's a book or two for your To Be Read list, in honor of The Little Read.

Montclair Literary Festival has readings, workshops and book-signings for children and young adults, including one by a Montclair teen writer.

Dreamed up by Jacqueline Mroz and Catherine Platt, the 2019 Montclair Literary Festival will be five days long, with more than 100 authors in attendance.

Female friendships are intimate, special and hard. Jacqueline Mroz explores how these friendships work in her new book, "Girl Talk."

There's no sophomore slump for the second outing of the Montclair Literary Festival, which begins on March 15.

Author Jacqueline Mroz will discuss her book “Scattered Seeds: In Search of Family and Identity in the Sperm Donor Generation,” in conversation with Deborah Davis, on Friday, June 9, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at Watchung Booksellers. According to a release, the book tells the stories of those affected by the explosive growth of the sperm donor industry. It also ex...