Is Denver a Cow Town
The Democratic convention's over, and in the wake of this huge event, the age-old question remains: Is Denver a cow town?
The Democratic convention's over, and in the wake of this huge event, the age-old question remains: Is Denver a cow town?
In the late 19th century American West, grazing animals, farming, mining and other development stirred up nearly seven times more dust than before.
Author Gary Schanbacher's collection of short stories, Migration Patterns, profiles loners whose stories play out across the American West.
The University of Colorado history professor's book on the struggle for land and power in the American West was first published in 1987.
Denver author Sandra Dallas reads from Jack Kerouac's On the Road - these readings, from the Words to Stir the Soul series hosted by the Center of the American West, are an occasional featur
University of Colorado professor Alphonse Keasley reads from Creations by Linda Hogan.
Colorado author Jerrie Hurd reads from Giving Birth to Thunder and Sleeping With His Daughter by Barry Lopez.
Professor emeritus at the University of Colorado at Boulder Reg Saner reads from his forthcoming book, Desert Savvy. These readings, from the Words to Stir the Soul series hosted by the Cen
James Williams, dean of libraries at the University of Colorado at Boulder, reads from David Lavender's The Way to the Western Sea: Lewis and Clark Across the Continent. These readings, from
Eric Love, professor of history at the University of Colorado, reads from The Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde. The readings, from the Words to Stir the Soul series hosted by the Center of th