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Beloved author Benjamin Alire Sáenz, dies at 71

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Beloved author Benjamin Alire Sáenz, dies at 71

Sáenz, who was born in New Mexico, was the first Latino PEN/Faulkner winner

New novel takes readers into the world of wolves

New novel takes readers into the world of wolves

‘Colorado Wolf Stories’ follows adventures of fictional pack

January 29, 2026

New book chronicles tragedy in Colorado mountains

New book chronicles tragedy in Colorado mountains

Devon O’Neil will discuss ‘The Way Out’ at Maria’s Bookshop on Tuesday

November 15, 2025

Kate Niles’ new novel a veritable New Mexico buffet

Kate Niles’ new novel a veritable New Mexico buffet

Maria’s Bookshop will host an author event with novelist Kate Niles next week. (Courtesy of Maria’s Bookshop) Kate Niles’ new…

November 7, 2024

Former jockey Kenneth Roller shares stories of life and career in book

Former jockey Kenneth Roller shares stories of life and career in book

61-year-old Texas native rode across southwestern U.S. for over 25 years

August 25, 2024

Ernest Hemingway fans celebrate the author’s 125th birthday in his beloved Key West

Ernest Hemingway fans celebrate the author’s 125th birthday in his beloved Key West

KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — Ernest Hemingway spent the 1930s in Key West, Florida, and more than six decades after…

N. Scott Momaday, Pulitzer Prize winner and giant of Native American literature, dies at 89

N. Scott Momaday, Pulitzer Prize winner and giant of Native American literature, dies at 89

‘House Made of Dawn’ is considered as the starting point for contemporary Native American literature

January 30, 2024

Review: ‘Pearl Plot’ by Vicky Ramakka

Review: ‘Pearl Plot’ by Vicky Ramakka

A return to Ramakka’s high desert landscape

September 7, 2023

Storytelling event returns to Bloomfield library

Storytelling event returns to Bloomfield library

Regional, national storytellers to perform

Book club celebrates Scottish literature, culture

Book club celebrates Scottish literature, culture

Former Scottish resident provides insight into life in Scotland

Review: Regional cookbooks

Review: Regional cookbooks

“Pueblo Indian Cookbook,” compiled by Phyllis Hughes, “Native American Cooking” by Lois Ellen Frank and “The New Mexico Farm Table…

Prizes up for grabs in summer reading program

Prizes up for grabs in summer reading program

Farmington Public Library’s summer reading program runs through July 31

Jamie Lee Curtis to publish graphic novel set in New Mexico

Jamie Lee Curtis to publish graphic novel set in New Mexico

‘We wanted to reach deeper than the big picture doom-and-gloom,’ co-writer Russell Goldman said

Families invited to find the Totally Ninja Raccoons

Families invited to find the Totally Ninja Raccoons

The scavenger hunt will run July 1 to 29

Small steps lead to published novel

Small steps lead to published novel

Gallegos’ debut novel tells origin story of seven dwarfs

San Juan College announces its One Book One Community selection

San Juan College announces its One Book One Community selection

“Calling for a Blanket Dance” is an award-winning novel by Oscar Hokeah

Review: The Cactus Plot

Review: The Cactus Plot

Great care was taken in portraying local details

Review: ‘Amanda’s Beau’

Review: ‘Amanda’s Beau’

Redmond sets her early 20th-century romance in Aztec

Anne Hillerman to speak at civic center

Anne Hillerman to speak at civic center

The presentation will discuss using historical landscapes in writing

One Book, One Community to host panel

One Book, One Community to host panel

Panelists will discuss running-related issues and take questions

Scott Graham launches new book

Scott Graham launches new book

Signings planned for Durango, Farmington

Tales of Tomorrow comics shop closing reluctantly

Tales of Tomorrow comics shop closing reluctantly

Farmington store to shutter because of manga shortage

September 3, 2021