When Carla Cohen and Barbara Meade opened a little Connecticut Avenue bookstore 26 years ago, they had two employees, a small inventory that skewed toward serious nonfiction and a name - Politics and ...

Politics and Prose is excited to announce two new partnerships that will complement our long-standing relationship with C-SPAN2’s BookTV. The first is with npr.org to bring you Book Tour, a new web ...

Arch Campbell and Pat Collins are two of DC’s more prominent retired TV news figures, and though they were colleagues at NBC4, these days they’re embroiled in a (friendly) literary rivalry: They’re ...

A new bookstore has opened its doors in the neighborhood. Called Politics and Prose, the new addition is located at 1270 Fifth St. NE in Brentwood's Union Market. It joins the bookstore's recently ...

A group of white nationalists interrupted a book talk at Politics and Prose on Saturday with chants of “this land is our land.” Author Jonathan Metzl was discussing his book Dying of Whiteness: How ...

Carla Cohen, a former city planner and the owner of the well-known Connecticut Avenue bookstore Politics and Prose, died Monday . She was 74. Cohen opened the bookstore in 1984 with Barbara Meade. The ...

Yeah, that’s a real title -conveyed upon one lucky somebody by the Library of Congress every year two years. This year that lucky somebody is Kate DiCamillo, Newberry Award winning author of “Because ...

Protesters disrupted former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s book talk in D.C. Thursday, saying he should not give proceeds from the sale of his new book to police. McAuliffe gave the talk at Politics ...

Since its opening nearly 24 years ago, Politics and Prose Bookstore has been characterized by its program of presenting authors. One of our primary objectives is to connect authors and readers. As we ...

On the C-SPAN Networks: Nicole Davidow is a Director for Marketing and Events in the Politics and Prose Bookstore with five videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2022 Speech ...

Editor’s Note: As a response to Metro’s stay-at-home order to help slow the spread of COVID-19, we’ve changed the focus of our Critics’ Picks section. Rather than pointing you in the direction of ...