Colorado Bookshelf: The Silver Baron’s Wife

Don't miss the faux-first person account of one of Colorado's most affluent and unconventional women.

First-Person With A Jefferson County Hero

Retired S.W.A.T. officer Grant Whitus revisits the Columbine mass shooting and much more in his new memoir.

Author Delves Into Scandalous Mile High Past

Discover Colorado’s darkest tales of murder, mischief, and marital misdeeds in Richard Kreck’s newest book, Rich People Behaving Badly. 

Colorado Bookshelf: “The Light of Paris”

Book Review: The Opposite of Woe

Our governor isn't boring. Luckily, his new autobiography isn't either.

This Local Author Wants to Help You Save Money

With her first book, Denver-based money blogger Anna Newell Jones aims to help others get (and stay) out of debt. 

Don’t Miss: Elizabeth Gilbert

The Eat Pray Love author comes to town with a new book.

Sue Klebold Speaks About Columbine, Her New Memoir, and Teen Depression

Klebold's first book, A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy, was released earlier this year.

Q&A: “Eat Pray Love” Author Elizabeth Gilbert

A decade after Eat Pray Love was published, Elizabeth Gilbert's impactful memoir spawns a new book. And she's coming to Denver to talk about it.

Men with Cats: A Celebration of Man–Feline Friendship

One Colorado photographer is out to show that being crazy for cats isn't just for the ladies. 

Colorado Bookshelf: “Phases,” A Collection of Poetry

Erika Moss Gordon's new book explores the beauty and peace that we can receive from the natural world—if we allow it.

Colorado Bookshelf: Devotion

New York Times best-selling author and Broomfield resident Adam Makos’ newest book shines light on the heroes of an oft forgotten war.

Chelsea Clinton Inspires Young Readers With New Book

Head to the Tattered Cover on November 4 for a signing of Chelsea Clinton's first book, "It's Your World."

Keeping Bullies At Bay

With her book, SHOUT!, a local mom honors her daughter’s memory by inspiring programs to help children with disabilities.

Colorado Bookshelf: The Genius of Michael Jackson

A Colorado author tackles the life of the legendary King of Pop.

Colorado Bookshelf: The Last Midwife

Take a trip to a 1800s Colorado mining town in Sandra Dallas' 16th novel.

Triumph of the Heart: Forgiveness in an Unforgiving World

Colorado author Megan Feldman Bettencourt traveled the globe to unearth the stories behind forgiveness.

15 Minutes With…International Book Award Winner Dafna Michaelson Jenet

This is part of an ongoing series in which we chat with someone who's making Colorado a more interesting place to live.

Q&A: Tattered Cover’s Joyce Meskis

The two-year ownership transition at Tattered Cover is upon us. What can we expect?

Book Excerpt: “Our Souls at Night”

An exclusive excerpt from the final novel by the late Colorado author, Kent Haruf. 

An Insider’s Guide to Lit Fest

How to take advantage of Lighthouse Writers Workshop's annual celebration of the written word, no matter your budget.

Colorado Bookshelf: Two New Spring Reads

Rainy weather got you feeling down? Curl up with one of these books by local authors and escape to warmer days ahead.

Lisa Jhung Dishes “The Dirt on All Things Trail Running”

5280 caught up with Lisa Jhung, author and trail-runner extraordinaire, to chat about her favorite trails near Denver and her personal post-run nutrition habits. 

Tales of a Four-Legged Cop

A Denver police officer details the adventures of his first K-9 partner in his new book, The Oscar Dog.

By the Numbers: Game of Thrones

This Book Takes Kids on an Exploration of Nature’s Beauty

Photographer Chris Burkard's latest book, The Boy Who Spoke to the Earth, will inspire children and adults alike.

Colorado Bookshelf: “Davey McGravy”

David Mason brings his compassionate verse to children's literature with the release of his latest book.

Colorado Bookshelf: “Tragedy & Triumph in Mountain Climbing”

There are some things couples go through that can either ruin a relationship, or make it stronger than ever. Surviving a blizzard (and frostbite) while stranded in mountains is one of them.

5 New Young Adult Must-Reads

In honor of National School Library Month, Kristin McKeown, library coordinator at Centennial’s Eaglecrest High School—the 2014 National School Library Program of the Year—gives us her picks for new YA books.

Denver’s Newest Library Honors Chicano Leader

The city's new library is named after Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales, an iconic leader of the Chicano Civil Rights Movement.