Books

“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.

The former farmer has a growing career as author.

A 1970 storm with modern implications.

Nowhere to go but everywhere.

The awards expand.

The ten-day literary party is back!

Got any unwanted literature for the holidays?

Peace on earth? Too hard to wrap.

The store will hopefully open Saturday.

The former bookstore owner is now writing for kids.

Lightning struck the poet.

Is the author’s new book about the neighborhood formerly known as Stapleton? Highland? Highlands Ranch? Yep.

The author whisks fans away to the world of Merlin in his new book.

Mark A. Barnhouse’s book on the store will debut at the October 28 event.

A boy and his butterfly.

What is it about Colorado that invites terror to put up its feet and stay a spell? These authors explain the allure.

There’s a spree of murders in Denver…inspired by miniatures.

Jonah Kaplan was born into the book biz, and now he’s ready to help Bookbar turn the page to a big future.

Historian Phoebe S.K. Young chronicles the messy history of camping in Camping Grounds.