Georgia Hunter‘s debut historical novel “We Were the Lucky Ones” tells the true story of her family’s Holocaust survival. The book’s chapters are written in the […]
Booktalk: Colorado-based Craig Childs’ “Atlas of a Lost World: Travels in Ice Age America”
Nature writer Craig Childs is the author of Atlas of a Lost World: Travels in Ice Age America. It’s a travelogue of places and people, just like us the […]
Booktalk: Elaine Weiss’s “The Woman’s Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote”
Elaine Weiss’s The Woman’s Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote is the true story of the suffragettes. These are the female leaders who—in the […]
Booktalk: Historical fiction writer Lisa See’s “The Island of Sea Women”
Chinese-American Lisa See’s 11th novel, The Island of Sea Women centers on the female friendship and family secrets of the Haenyeo. For centuries, these female divers […]
Booktalk: British Novelist Fiona Barton’s “The Suspect”
Fiona Barton spent decades as a journalist for leading London newspapers before switching her keyboard to psychological thrillers. The Suspect, her third novel, finds series-character journalist […]
Booktalk: Colorado-based science writer Christie Aschwanden’s “Good To Go”
Christie Aschwanden is the author of GOOD TO GO: What The Athlete In All Of Us Can Learn From The Strange Science Of Recovery. Christie lives […]
Booktalk: Climber Tommy Caldwell’s “The Push”
In 2015 Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson made the first free ascent of the nearly vertical 3,000-foot piece of granite known as the Dawn Wall on […]
Booktalk: Maritime historian Andrew Jampoler’s “Congo”
After a long and adventurous naval career, Andrew Jampoler has authored 7 books that are often about obscure pieces of US Naval history. “Congo: The Miserable Expeditions […]