Kahsay Abraha's Journey From Freedom Fighter to A Colorado Pharmacy
Fallen comrades, forbidden love and brutal combat, Abraha documents his time with the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Army (EPRA) in his book "Love of Assimba."
Fallen comrades, forbidden love and brutal combat, Abraha documents his time with the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Army (EPRA) in his book "Love of Assimba."
Author Erik Storey grew up on Colorado's West Slope and channels his many rough jobs in this debut novel.
"Equity," in theaters now, casts women in top positions on Wall Street who take on the realities of the business.
A new "biography" of coyotes explains their extraordinary resilience and why they spread from the West across North America
When students returned to the University of Northern Colorado this week they were joined by four new classmates with intellectual disabilities. Also,in Kent Haruf's final novel "Our Souls At Night," people in the fictional town of Holt are scandalized when they hear news about two of their neighbors. Jane Fonda and Robert Redford will star in the film adaptation of Haruf's book for Netflix.
In a new book, a CSU professor follows seven children who lived through Hurricane Katrina
Stephen Graham Jones' "Mongrels" is more than a horror novel. It's a coming-of-age story mixed with mythology and romance.
Colorado author Gil Asakawa says he's like a born-again Japanese American. He's written an instruction manual of sorts for others looking to connect, or reconnect, with their culture.
Years after the Boulderite won in Munich in 1972 he crusaded against doping in sports and came to grips with physical abuse he suffered as a child
A Denver author tells why writers like Shakespeare and Hemingway, and everyday people, are attracted to words taken from sports.