Books

Colorado writers Greg Glasgow and Kathryn Mayer’s new book uncovers how Walt Disney’s ski resort dreams were denied – but had a direct impact on Vail.

The National Endowment for the Arts Big Read program kicks off in Denver at the Botanic Gardens this weekend with free copies of Natalie Diaz’s Postcolonial Love Poem.

Ready to start a new chapter?

Denver author Hillary Leftwich organized the event to showcase the city’s strong literary scene.

“It’s a metaphor for how women, especially middle-aged women, are invisible in our society.”

The children’s book store was one of the first in Denver to offer Drag Queen Storytime.

This space is heaven for readers, writers and all lit-lovers.

What’s your favorite spot to find a new book?

The Bookies, our 2023 Best of Denver winner for Best Bookstore – New Books, has been an independent store serving Denver families and educators since 1971.

When Julie Carr read her populist great-grandfather’s diaries, she began to look at history’s darker sides.

“My hope is that readers will take a look in their own backyards, their own pieces of the wild…and start to recognize change.

The book was recently spotlighted by Margaret Atwood.

The event showcases both established authors and poets as well as new ones, presenting a unique opportunity for local writers to show off their work.

This Colorado author is coaching us how not to have a boring life in her latest book, “No Plaid Suits.”

The Overland High School student won the state competition and will be jetting to D.C. to compete at the national level.

“We want to make it as beautiful, meaningful and significant as possible.”

Wendy J. Fox joins with Cynthia Newberry Martin to talk books.

“Human loneliness is a big part of the book.”

“The book is, in a lot of ways, an homage to old Denver as it dies,” says Erika Wurth.

Kali Fajardo-Anstine and Gregory Barrington present September 3.

The Holly continues to be a hit.

Guilt, murder, memory and redemption on the eastern plains.