Colorado authors pen books on French baguettes, Nazi resistance and UFOs
鈥淭he Road to Roswell鈥� is an amusing story, but it抖阴ap also a lesson for today鈥檚 world by underscoring the importance of accepting and even loving those who are different.
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Denver author’s latest novel is the simple but powerful tale of a Yellowstone park ranger
Filled with Heller鈥檚 lush writing, 鈥淭he Last Ranger鈥� is a simple but powerful story.
“Amache,” “Reading Colorado” and other Denver book reviews of local interest this month
"Amache," by Robert Harvey (Hawes & Jenkins) Some 30 years ago, Douglas County teacher Robert Harvey wrote 鈥淎mache,鈥� an extraordinary book about the World War II relocation camp near Granada.聽...
Mysteries of the month: “The Overnights,” “Red Queen” and more
"The Overnights," by Ian K. Smith (Amistad)
“The Lost Wife,” two “Past and Present” books and others of regional interest for May
Then-and-now pictures are always fun.聽 But they can be disturbing when you see a once-elegant old building stripped of its adornments or a wildlife scene replaced by a cheesy housing...
5 new mysteries set in Colorado and other Western states
Dozens, perhaps hundreds, of mystery writers set their stories in Colorado and the mountain states. Here is a sampling of some newer ones.
Fascinating new books cover Colorado bluebirds, Western towns, mining-era massacres
Most Coloradans know about the Ludlow Massacre but know nothing about the massacre at the Columbine Mine near Serene, which had far more influence on America鈥檚 labor politics.
New book tells the story of crusading Denver D.A. who took on the KKK
鈥淕angbuster鈥� is a two-part story. First, Van Cise successfully cleaned up Denver鈥檚 vice. Next, he took on the KKK, and in that he was less successful.
Winslow’s “City of Dreams” and more mystery books for April
In 鈥淐ity of Dreams," the second of the three books, Danny Ryan is on the run, heading for California with his son, his dying father and the remains of his...
“You Must Remember This,” and other mystery books for March
Marion Caravasios, matriarch of the wealthy Bar Harbor family, is found dead, frozen in the water outside the family's mansion. Now, her granddaughter is searching for her murderer.