Booktalk: Dominique Browning and “Slow Love”
In this edition of Booktalk, Diana Korte speaks with Dominique Browning, author of “Slow Love: How...
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Booktalk: Vanessa Diffenbaugh and “The Language of Flowers”
This novel intertwines the life of 18-year-old Victoria Jones, who is leaving the foster care system... -
Booktalk: Deborah Rodriquez and “The Kabul Beauty School”
This American hairdresser’s 5-year life in Afghanistan began as a member of a disaster relief organization... -
Booktalk: Cary Elwes with “As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride”
The dashing character known as Westley in this cult movie classic talks about the making of... -
Booktalk: Ted Conover and “Immersion. A Writer’s Guide To Going Deep”
Ted has ridden the rails with hobos, crossed the border with Mexican immigrants, and guarded prisoners... -
Booktalk: Retired CU biology professors, Jane & Carl Bock, discuss “Coronado’s Trail,” a debut mystery
In 1540 Coronado led an expeditionary force from Mexico into what is now the American Southwest.... -
Booktalk: American Donna Leon and her Italian mystery, “Drawing Conclusions”
Donna’s Venice-based mysteries feature Commissario Guido Brunetti, a compassionate yet incorruptible Venetian policeman. Her 25th upcoming... -
Booktalk: Children’s book author David Shannon and his latest fowl adventure, “Duck On A Tractor”
This popular and prolific picture book creator takes Duck of farmyard fame to the next level—driving... -
Booktalk: Craig Johnson, author of “An Obvious Fact,” #12 in the Walt Longmire western-mystery series
This Wyoming-based author’s latest story about Sheriff Walt Longmire and his good friend Henry Standing Bear... -
Booktalk: Presidential Candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton and “It Takes a Village”
20 years ago Hillary Rodham Clinton wrote her first book about one of her favorite topics—the... -
Booktalk: Indian-American Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni discusses “Before We Visit The Goddess”
An American Book Award winning novelist, Chitra is known for creating tales of vivid women characters... -
Booktalk: The One & Only Gloria Steinem talking about “My Life on the Road”
“When people ask me why I still have hope and energy after all these years, I...
