Western Reserve Land Conservancy and Loganberry Books are thrilled to welcome author Andrew Moore to talk about his new book BEASTS OF THE EAST, a fresh and fascinating portrait of the eastern wilds.
The newest iteration of our community book club (led by Cleveland Heights resident Nathan Klainer) is...KAFKAESQUE! This is the book club's third and final meeting related to this topic.
Welcome to Queer Book Club at Loganberry Books! We meet on the third Thursday of each month at 7pm at our store's physical location. You can also join by Zoom. Click here to register for Zoom.
If you are not subscribed to our QBC newsletter, you can sign-up here.
Join local author Christine Grieves for a meet-and-greet and book signing to celebrate her new picture book, I Miss You, Love Otis.
Join Loganberry Books at Music Box to celebrate the launch of DM Pulley's newest Gothic thriller, STONE MAD! Doors open at 5pm for dinner, and the event will begin at 7pm. Table reservations are required. https://musicboxcle.com/event/stone-mad/
D.M. Pulley has worked as a Professional Engineer rehabbing historic structures and assessing building failures. Her survey of a vacant building in Cleveland, Ohio inspired her debut, The Dead Key, the winner of the 2014 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. Since then, Pulley has published three more mystery/thrillers inspired by true-crime in the Rust Belt and sold over 800,000 books worldwide. Her novel, No One’s Home, was nominated for a Goodreads Choice Award and named “Best of Horror 2019” by Suspense Magazine.
Romance 101: The History, Evolution, and Hallmarks of the Modern Romance Novel
Join us for a Forum that is sure to have you swooning! Julie Blitz has been reading romance novels since age 11 when she stole her grandmother’s Danielle Steel novels off her bookshelf. In the 40 years since, she has read many thousands of romance novels, joined romance communities online, and consumed podcasts and interviews with all the OG writers of the romance genre. A mental health therapist by profession, who has spent 25 years mired in true tales of unimaginable woe, Julie has deep appreciation for the promise of a happy ending.
Celebrate the graduating class of Literary Cleveland's Breakthrough writers with a very special presentation of their work and recognition of their hard work as participants in the 2025-2026 Residency. Readings begin at 6:30pm and a reception at the LitCle offices across the street will follow from 8-9pm.
Join indie author Nadine Antoinette for a meet-and-greet in celebration of her new book, The Day I Died Again.
Nadine is a screenwriter turned novelist who writes pulse-pounding thrillers, spine-chilling horror, and gut-wrenching literary fiction. The Day I Died Again, her debut crime thriller comes out October 13, 2026, and is already receiving rave reviews on Goodreads. She is currently hard at work on her third novel, a mystery/suspense thriller about every mother's worst nightmare.
Broadsides & Ephemera is Loganberry's monthly poetry open mic. We invite members of the Loganberry community to read their own works of poetry or that of a poet they admire. Each month is guest-hosted by a different local poet, this month we are joined by…Mike Santora!
Mike Santora (he/him) is a Midwest poet born and raised in Northeast Ohio. He earned his MFA in Creative Writing (Poetry) from the University of New Hampshire. He is the author of the chapbook, Sugarflood, (Finishing Line Press) and the full-length collection Minimum Safe Distance (Main Street Rag). His work has appeared in New Ohio Review, North Dakota Quarterly, Roi Faineant, and others. He lives in Cleveland with his wife and two children.
Broadsides & Ephemera is Loganberry's monthly poetry open mic. We invite members of the Loganberry community to read their own works of poetry or that of a poet they admire. Each month is guest-hosted by a different local poet, this month we are joined by…Mike Santora!
Mike Santora (he/him) is a Midwest poet born and raised in Northeast Ohio. He earned his MFA in Creative Writing (Poetry) from the University of New Hampshire. He is the author of the chapbook, Sugarflood, (Finishing Line Press) and the full-length collection Minimum Safe Distance (Main Street Rag). His work has appeared in New Ohio Review, North Dakota Quarterly, Roi Faineant, and others. He lives in Cleveland with his wife and two children.
Join Loganberry and our neighbors for our annual trick-or-treat extravaganza! Here at the haunted bookshop, poetic clues will guide you to various candy locations within the store. Bonus prizes for participants in full costume.
If you depart Loganberry unscathed by spooky spirits* you can make your rounds up and down Larchmere--participating merchants will have a "Candy Run" sign in the window.
The scavenger hunt will also be set up throughout the day on Halloween. Can't make the official Larchmere event? Feel free to swing by the bookstore and indulge in a sweet scavenger hunt (though you might encounter a trick or two....).
*For liability reasons, we can't make any guarantees
Join Shaker Library — in partnership with the Shaker Historical Society and the Shaker Schools Foundation — to celebrate the paperback launch of Susan Orlean's celebrated memoir, Joyride. Books will be available for purchase and signing from Loganberry Books.
Free registration is required: https://events.shakerlibrary.org/event/17196867
Ric S. Sheffield is a professor emeritus of legal studies and sociology at Kenyon College. In addition to publishing articles, reviews, and book chapters on African American social and legal history, he is the author of We Got By: A Black Family's Journey in the Heartland.
Loganberry Books is thrilled to welcome Wendy Wimmer to discuss THE DOOMSCROLLER'S COMPANION, an engaging and unexpected apocalyptic take on You've Got Mail and Fleabag.
Wendy Wimmer is an author and editor living in Wisconsin. Her debut short story collection Entry Level: Stories received the 2021 Autumn House Fiction Prize from judge Deesha Philyaw. She received a Black Mountain Institute fellowship and doctorate from the University of Nevada at Las Vegas. Her novel The Doomscroller’s Companion was a finalist for the AWP James McPherson 2024 Award, and will be forthcoming from University of Wisconsin Press in Fall 2026.
Dan Chaon is the author of several books, including Ill Will, a national bestseller that was named one of the ten best books of the year by Publishers Weekly. Other works include the short story collection Stay Awake, a finalist for the Story Prize; the national bestseller Await Your Reply; and Among the Missing, a finalist for the National Book Award. Chaon’s fiction has appeared in the Best American Short Stories, the Pushcart Prize Anthologies, and the O. Henry Collection. He has been a finalist for the National Magazine Award in Fiction and the Shirley Jackson Award, and he was the recipient of an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature. Chaon lives in Cleveland.
Join Loganberry and Shaker Lakes Nature Center for our quarterly convention of Naturalist's Notebook!
In GREAT BLACK SWAMP, Patrick Wensink tells the story of what was once a highly ecologically-diverse area covering over 300 million acres in NW Ohio and (surrounding states) until it was dredged in the mid to late 1800s. Wensink's writing is part memoir, part history, part ecological reporting, recounting how the Great Black Swamp came to be what it is today and the future it is fighting for in its attempted return to health. The author will join us in-person for this illuminating conversation!
