Elizabeth Gilbert will appear at Bookworks on Tuesday, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m.

This swift, weird little novel by Martin Amis is his best fiction in years. Two stories pivot on the axis of a profoundly [...]

So he didn’t have a normal childhood. That much we might have surmised. But why do we want to know how Hannibal became [...]

"When it comes to hide and seek," writes Maryanne Vollers in this fascinating study of serial bomber Eric Rudolph, "the mountains of North [...]

Sarah Bird excels in hilarious portraits of well-meaning people, bonded in dysfunctional tribes and enslaved by compelling pursuits. Bird's latest novel, set in [...]

A former Boeing employee in the early ’60s, Thomas Pynchon smuggled his knowledge of missile systems into his novels V (1963) and The [...]

This eerie debut volume should become the talk of the town among morticians. Drawing inspiration from the anatomy artists of the 16 th [...]

France had Marie Antoinette, England Queen Elizabeth. But in the pantheon of great female leaders from history, Doña Inés Suárez of Chile might [...]

Barry Lopez will be making two New Mexico stops on his national book tour. On Saturday, Nov. 4, at 5 p.m., along with [...]

The violence of men has always been the great sucking undertow of Cormac McCarthy’s fiction. In Outer Dark and Blood Meridian , men circled [...]