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Geek out Over Fossils with Paige Williams, Author of The Dinosaur Artist

We spoke with Paige Williams, The New Yorker staff writer who just published a book detailing the dramatic world of international fossil hunting.

By Angela Ufheil

Colorado Bookshelf: Blood Highway

Denver author Gina Wohlsdorf’s newest thriller is a heart-pounding race from start to finish, but it’s the book’s protagonist who steals the show.

By Lauren Puckett

Colorado Bookshelf: Wild Together: My Adventures With Loki The Wolfdog

In a new book, Denver-based “professional dog dad, photographer, and avid outdoorsman” Kelly Lund compiles his adventures with his six-year-old wolfdog mix, who’s found fame on Instagram.

By Victoria Carodine

Colorado Bookshelf: Remind Me Again What Happened

Denver author Joanna Luloff crafts a compelling debut novel about memory told from alternating points of view with several twists.

By Julia Talen

Helen Thorpe Chronicles Lives of Immigrant and Refugee Teens

For her third book, the nonfiction author and former First Lady of Colorado embeds herself at Denver South High School—to see what being an immigrant or refugee teen is really like.

By Mary Clare Fischer

This Colorado Wine Pairs Well With An Audiobook

This nontraditional pairing of a Colorado wine and an audio book might just be the future of book clubs everywhere.

By Ali Longwell

Six Reasons Bibliophiles Should Be Excited for Fall

Colorado is chock-full of literary events and festivals in September and October. Here are six of our favorite novel affairs (hehe).

By Katelyn Lunders

Colorado Bookshelf: Winelands of Colorado

This new Colorado coffee table book is the perfect gift to celebrate National Wine Day.

By Ali Longwell

Colorado Bookshelf: Among the Lesser Gods

This debut novel from Margo Catts tells a wonderfully crafted narrative in Leadville.

By Ali Longwell

Local Bibliophiles Share the Books That Shaped Their Lives

In honor of World Book Day on April 23, we asked nine local authors, poets, and bibliophiles about the books that had a profound effect on them.

By Abigail Edge

A New Reason To Save Nature

University of Colorado-Boulder professor Benjamin Hale’s new book hopes to provide a moral foundation for environmentalism.

By Mike Tish

Colorado Bookshelf: The Great Outdoors: A User’s Guide

Colorado author Brendan Leonard drops essential knowledge for planning rustic adventures.

By Emily Williams

The Authors Next Door

A new website helps you find and read books by local writers.

By Mary Clare Fischer

Inside Jessica Lanan’s Storybook World

The children’s book illustrator publishes Out of School and Into Nature: The Anna Comstock Story this month.

By Mary Clare Fischer

Colorado Bookshelf: “Because The Sky Is Everywhere”

Award-winning author—and Colorado resident—Nancy Sharp uses personal experience to share a powerful message.

By Mike Tish

Hometown Reads Taps Into Denver’s Rich Literary Scene

As part of an initiative to engage readers in their local book scene, Hometown Reads welcomes Denver into their online community.

By Ali Longwell

Colorado Bookshelf: “Books For Living”

New York Times bestseller Will Schwalbe’s newest work is one for the voracious reader in all of us.

By Jerilyn Forsythe

Colorado Bookshelf: Two New Nonfictions

Take a trip outside with these two new reads from local authors.

By Spencer Campbell

Colorado Bookshelf: Stories You’ve Never Heard About the Avs

Former Denver Post hockey writer Adrian Dater might have more Colorado Avalanche knowledge than anyone in sports media, and his firsthand accounts of the team’s history are worth checking out.

By Matt Johnson

Q&A: Author Manuel Ramos

The local noir writer is back with a new novel, My Bad, set in North Denver.

By Paul Albani-Burgio