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Learn the "Art of Debate" on The Great Courses through our RBdigital app! This course is taught by Dr. Jarrod Atchison, Associate Professor of Communication and Director of Debate at Wake Forest University. This course will teach you how to better...

November is Native American Heritage Month, and all you BiblioTechies have many choices when it comes to celebrating. We have resources and programs at our libraries, and there are also some great events happening around San Antonio! 

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It's that time of the year again when busting out those spooky, terror reads just feels right. So, that calls for the all-important question: What is the scariest book that you have ever read? A really good book that scares you does not have to be a...

International Games Week begins Monday, November 4 at all BiblioTech branches! 

International Games Week is a week-long gaming celebration that connects public libraries and communities with the educational, recreational, and social value of board...

Excellent news, San Antonio...Fall has arrived! We always love to read here at BiblioTech, but it is especially great to "fall" into a good read! Whether you are a romance reader, a mystery fan or a nonfiction buff, we have great options for you.

Beginning November 1, 2019, Macmillan Publishers will allow libraries to purchase only one copy of each new eBook title for the first eight weeks after a book’s release. Here’s the truth: Limiting access to new titles for libraries means limiting...

      With the slight chill in the air and the leaves starting to change color (well...as much as possible in San Antonio, Texas) - October is here and it's the perfect time to dive into creepy reads and psychological thrillers. One type of novel

Have you ever thought about writing a book? Maybe you have a book already written! (If this is you: good for you!) Did you know that BiblioTech offers resources to help you write, publish and distribute your book? We do! Our Writer's Corner page is...

The longlist for the ninth annual Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction has just been announced! Check it out to see which titles are under consideration for the American Library Association’s first single-title medal given...

Launched in 1982, Banned Books Week promotes the freedom to read by celebrating books that have been challenged or banned. Challenging a book is when a group or individual attempts to remove or restrict a book, while banning is the actual removal of...