Colorado authors in 14 categories from anthology to young adult literature were recognized at the Colorado Book Awards this week. Among the winners was Carter Wilson’s “Revelation,” which Denver Post regional book reviewer Sandra Dallas calls “a dark and brooding thriller” that delves into the mind of a psychopath who wants to control and manipulate those around him. Also recognized was “Rough Riders: Theodore Roosevelt, His Cowboy Regiment and the Immortal Charge Up San Juan Hill,” by Mark Lee Gardner, which “tells the story of the Rough Riders based on accounts that have been moldering away in archives,” Dallas wrote in a June 2016 review.