Inscape is an art and literature journal housed by the BYU English department. It has published short works of fiction, nonfiction and poetry as well as visual art in its semi-annual editions. The journal published its first edition in the 80s. Inscape gives its student staff a taste of the publishing world as they select and arrange submissions into a polished anthology.

When art on paper arrives at the Brigham Young University Museum of Art (MOA) damaged, it's often sent to be restored before being added to an exhibition. Christopher McAfee is the head conservator of rare books and manuscripts at the Harold B. Lee Library and is also the one who restores many of the BYU Museum of Art's art on paper.

Religion professor Anthony Sweat released a book that was seven years in the making. His book, Repicturing the Restoration shares 25 original painting depicting never before seen art from Church history.

The second volume of the series "Saints" published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, came out on Feb. 12.

Jane Austen fans in fancy hats and dresses gathered at the Provo City Library ballroom for the library's first-ever Regency Tea Party held Saturday, Oct. 26. Guests also listened to a panel of four local Regency authors during the tea party.

BYU alumna Erin Stewart released her book “Scars Like Wings,” a story inspired by burn victims and their struggles and triumphs.