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Book Review: "Titanic: the tennis story" by Lindsay Gibbs

The unexpected sinking of the Titanic after striking an iceberg in the North atlantic Ocean in 1912 remains an iconic American disaster, perhaps...

Park Cooper currently resides in Austin, Texas, where he teaches English at a university. Besides being an author, Cooper is editor-in-chief of a...

One of David Sedaris' past criticswrote that he wasgratefulfor thisbook's table of contents,warning the readerthat otherwise, there'd...

Australian author Andrew McGahan’s first novel Praise, available in Denver’s new and used bookstores, is a notable example of post...

Yes, kids, it’s a graphic novel this time, one of the best. I first encountered the work of Giant Artist C. Burns in his famed “Dog Boy...

In this collection of annoying, insightful essays, available from HarperCollins e-books or your nearest Tattered Cover, Amy Ephron weaves personal...

I like to think of myself as fundamentally apolitical, but in an age where up is down, when every ostensibly democratic election is rigged by...

Po Man’s Child is steeped in folk supernatural beliefs and family experiences inculcating the kind of twisted passion that takes a strong...

Maggie Dubris spent several years as a paramedic in New York City, which lends authenticity to this postmodern tale, available from Soft Skull...

Rhonda Byrne’s The Secret, available at your nearest Tattered Cover and many used stores in Denver, has sparked a worldwide trend toward the...