Booktalk: Debut Novelist David Joy, “Where All Light Tends To Go”
Where All Light Tends to Go by David Joy is a southern noir tale that tells the intimate story...
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Booktalk: Nick Petrie’s “Light It Up”
In Nick Petrie’s “Light It Up”, Colorado’s legal all-cash pot business takes center stage. This popular third thriller features... -
Courageous Vulnerability
Literary salons have their roots in the Middle East going back several hundred years. They moved... -
Booktalk: Michael Benanav’s “Himalayan Bound”
In “Himalayan Bound: One Family’s Quest to Save Their Animals–And an Ancient Way of Life” New Mexico-based Michael... -
Booktalk: Christopher McDougall and “Born to Run”
Chris spurred on the barefoot running revolution with this autobiographical account of running with the Tarahumara... -
Booktalk: Behavioral biologist Karen Pryor – “Reaching the Animal Mind”
Behavioral biologist Karen Pryor, the scientist who brings out the best in dogs, talks about “Reaching... -
Booktalk: Nate Blakeslee and “American Wolf”
Nate Blakeslee is an investigative reporter who usually writes about politics in Texas. In “American Wolf: A... -
North Pole Poet Laureate
Amy Marschak is the Improv Poet that you may have seen on the Pearl Street mall... -
Booktalk: Deb Perelman and “Smitten Kitchen Every Day: Triumphant & Unfussy New Favorites”
Blogger & cookbook author Deb Perelman, a self-taught home cook, is the creator of www.smittenkitchen.com, one of the most... -
Booktalk: Australian novelist Thomas Keneally & “The Daughters of Mars”
About Daughters of Mars: IN 1915, Naomi and Sally Durance, two spirited Australian sisters, join the... -
Booktalk: Retired CU biology professors Jane & Carl Bock’s “Coronado’s Trail”
In 1540 Coronado led an expeditionary force from Mexico into what is now the American Southwest.... -
Brady Plays the Fiddle
Melissa Auell is a new Colorado author who combines her love of bluegrass music and children’s...
