Author Corey Recko takes us back to a largely forgotten conflict in his latest book, The Colfax County War: Violence and Corruption in Territorial New Mexico.

Severe drought conditions impacting Lake Powell could lead to what Zak Podmore describes as a series of cascading consequences throughout the Colorado River Basin.

Deborah J. Ledford's Havoc and Spanish author Juan Gómez Bárcena’s Not Even the Dead are timely reads with Southwest ties.

The author will discuss her novel at an event at Garcia Street Books on Sunday, June 9.

The Pulitzer Prize winner will in conversation with Bryan Curtis on Saturday, May 18, at the Santa Fe International Literary Festival.

Spoiler alert: Global warming has unleashed a new era of wildfire behavior. The writer will be in conversation with fellow climate change author William deBuys at the Santa Fe International Literary Festival.

Native Edge  will feature new and rereleased works of genre fiction and experimental writing from Native authors.

Erica Elliott's second memoir, From Mountains to Medicine: Scaling the Heights in Search of My Calling, is a no-holds-barred account of a doctor whose motto is "never waste a bad experience."

The author calls Whiskey Tender an attempt to illustrate what it was like to grow up balancing the concept of the American dream against "the realities of being a Native kid in a small town."

Experiencing the power of the labyrinth can help us find our center.

Los Alamos author’s debut novel blends facts with the fantastical.

With the 150th anniversary of her birth last year, “her reputation has never been higher than it is today,” says author Benjamin Taylor. 

Author Sarah Scoles will visit Collected Works to discuss her new book, Countdown: The Blinding Future of Nuclear Weapons.

Big Medicine Pretty Water is based on the life of the author's great-grandmother, a Native American woman abducted by a soldier at Fort Garland, Colorado, and his grandmother.