Christina Chalis

•

Jan 12, 2026, 5:25 PM

•

Updated

More Stories

00:31

Motorcyclist seriously hurt in hit-and-run on I-95, police search for pickup truck

02:14

Six Flags Great Adventure's Nitro closed after fatal incident on similar ride in Georgia

01:50

Mild and pleasant today before rain and a big cool down returns late this week in Connecticut

00:49

Greenwich mother pleads for living organ donor to help her 25-year-old son diagnosed with kidney failure

00:16

Post Road reopens after crash knocks down power lines in Darien

01:13

Lamont, Fazio trade barbs over education funding in Norwalk

The Fairfield Public Library announced "Culpability" by Bruce Holsinger as its One Book One Town selection for 2026.

Since 2008, a committee of community members annually select the year's book, hoping to spark up discussion about current issues, such as AI, which the book delves into.

While "Culpability" is geared to teens and adults, another book selection will be available for middle-grade readers called "The School for Whatnots" by Margaret Peterson Haddix.

Copies of the book will be available to borrow from Fairfield's libraries or for purchase at various bookstores in Fairfield and Black Rock.

The author, Bruce Holsinger, will speak at the Sacred Heart University Theater in Fairfield on March 4.