Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Russo is a New Englander, a pertinent fact because place is a character in all of his books. The [...]

Rock Candy, the newest release from Albuquerque's West End Press, is a collection of 32 poems by Jenifer Rae Vernon that meditates on [...]

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has been called the artistic daughter of Chinua Achebe. Comparing the work of the 32-year-old MacArthur Genius to that of [...]

Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez will spend July touring restaurants throughout the state as part of her book tour. If this sounds appealing to you a) [...]

Ayelet Waldman's Bad Mother: A Chronicle of Maternal Crimes, Minor Calamities, and Occasional Moments of Grace is one in a genre of books [...]

It's difficult to deny the appeal of a history book that talks about our fair city in a sentence like this: "The floosies [...]

“Why won't they stop fighting?” Is one oft-unanswered question that arises in American conversations about the Middle East, usually in response to the [...]

Writing about death is a tricky business, especially when the format is memoir and the death is premature and robs the author of [...]

The story of Esther's Inheritance's English publication is as intriguing as the tale of guilt and ghosts that the novella tells. Author Sándor [...]