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Kent Haruf, known for his literary portraits of the Colorado plains, will be remembered at a celebration in Salida.

Jeff Stover, lead organizer for the Central City Poetry Festival, talks about a new celebration of the written word taking place in Central City.

It’s a good week to get out there and try something new, all you local book-bosomed logophiles.

A nationally-recognized writer comes to the University of Colorado Denver campus for a reading and signing of her new collection.

Nationally recognized activist Lisa Fithian talks about her work, her new book, and a lifetime dedicated to resistance.

The literary calendar is filled with both promising up-and-comers and established writers.

The new Colorado Author’s Hall of Fame inducts its first honorees on September 14.

Celebrate the love of reading and look for true love at BookBar.

Amanda E.K. of Suspect Press brings Lit on Lit back.

The author draws from local settings…but not local history.

Lots of ways to expand your awareness of the world.

August is ending and September is starting; let Labor Day mark a new season of reading with these best-bets for the week.

Celebrate back-to-school with literary style this week in Denver.

There’s love in the air and on the page this week.

The coming week in Denver is whiskey-fueled and road-trip bound – a dangerous combination.

Start a new chapter in August.

Colorado author Jennie Dear’s new book What Does It Feel Like to Die? delves into a discussion of the eventual end of us all.

She’ll be reading from her first book this week at local bookstores.

The literary scene in Denver is exactly like the rest of the city in late July: red-hot.

Denver poet Eliza Beth Whittington talks about their first collection, Treat Me Like You Treat the Earth.

After he sold his first novel, the author bought a home in Lakewood.

Here are your six best bets for staying cool – both in the literal and literary senses.