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Gillian Flynn, Carmen Maria Machado and other authors discuss their creative process.

Andrew Lipstein's "Last Resort" captures our tenuous ownership of life experiences and the vampiric practice of fiction writing.

"Succession" star Brian Cox discusses his filter-free memoir, "Putting the Rabbit in the Hat," and his character Logan Roy's near-exit from the show.       

Here are the 66 books I’d take to my “desert island.”

Antoine Wilson's novel is loaded with fateful encounters, hidden agendas, shrouded identities, adulterous betrayals and brushes with death.

In two books, a narrative of the efforts to overturn the election and a warning for the future.

In Jessamine Chan's debut, mothers found lacking are sent away.

As we reach the centenary of "The Wasteland," a new look at Eliot beyond the poem that defined him

In "Fiona and Jane," two lifelong friends flit in and out of each other's lives.

Colorado mysteries of note for January: “Mulled to Death,” by Kate Lansing (Berkeley Prime Crime) Mulled to Death by Kate Lansing (Berkley) Irrepressible Parker Valentine, the Boulder vintner, is off for a romantic holiday at the Silver Springs ski resort. She’s hoping to mix a little business into the vacation by selling her mulled wine to the resort owner, Olympic skier Annemarie. But Valentine’s hopes are dashed when she discovers Annemarie’s body on a ski run.

Set in the claustrophobic world of academia, this twisty tale by Mark Prins will remind you of Donna Tartt’s ‘The Secret History’

USA TODAY released the Top 100 bestselling books of 2021. How many did you read?       

Mark Seal vividly recounts the making of a classic movie.

Rax King’s essays take on tackiness and sexuality.

“Putin’s People” author Catherine Belton said the claim on Roman Abramovich’s acquisition of Chelsea “has not been admitted to be false.”

Books are the Christmas gift that keeps on giving.  Here’s a list of books about the West, most written by Colorado authors. Weld County by John Fielder (John Fielder Publishing) “Weld County,” by John Fielder and Peggy Ford Waldo (John Fielder Publishing) John Fielder is best known for his mountain photographs. In “Weld County” he turns to the plains, and shows there is beauty in great vistas and dryland vegetation.