Books

These five fantastic literary events gleam through the dim light of an early Denver February.

Camille Dungy is a Colorado State University professor and award-winning poet…but it’s her recent book of essays that’s winning accolades.

Book lovers: Dog-ear these five literary events happening this week.

Novelist LS Hawker talks about inspiration, music, and the winding road of a working writer.

Start a new chapter in the new year.

Enjoy these five mid-January bookish pleasures.

Did you resolve to read more in the new year?

Resolve to open a new chapter in 2019.

They’ve donated their collection of 40,000 books.

“This is one of the biggest bestsellers we’ve seen in a holiday season,” Tattered Cover owner Len Vlahos says.

Closing the book on the literary year.

She’ll be appearing at the Pepsi Center the night of December 13.

Paint the town read!

Any one of these books would make a great gift under whatever tree you might have handy.

The calendar is full of literary luminaries.

Author Jane Binns knows all about dating after divorce.

As December drops on Colorado, here are your five best bookish bets for the week.

Colorado #ResistanceReads is here to assure you that Black Friday can be the start to something inspirational and political.

Give thanks for Denver’s booming book scene.

How exactly did Stan Lee change the world? In remembrance of “The Man” and his work, let us count the ways.

Denver’s literary scene is celebrating all week long.

The author will be reading from his book at the Tattered Cover LoDo November 13, 2018.