Annabella Farmer

New Mexico Poet Laureate Lauren Camp’s new poetry collection “In Old Sky” centers darkness

Jamie Figueroa’s “Mother Island” interrogates our relationship with memory in a colonized world

Deborah Jackson Taffa’s new memoir ‘Whiskey Tender’ looks to the past to inform Native futures

Santa Fe Community College and the Institute of American Indian Arts present a new series of readings and creative sessions with New Mexico writers

The Authors Guild of America’s ‘Fourteen Day’s is a lockdown novel with a novel form courtesy of Douglas Preston and Margaret Atwood

Cuban powerhouse La Dame Blanche returns to Tumbleroot for a collab with BCUC

Local yarn and fabric studio Hacer Santa Fe turns four this week with gathering

Isa Arsén’s debut novel ‘Shoot the Moon’ blurs the line between historical fiction and sci-fi

Santa Fe author Alexandra Diaz delves into history with ‘Farewell Cuba, Mi Isla’

Dana Shem-Ur’s debut novel ‘Where I Am’ is the most fun you can have at an awkward dinner party

‘The Candy House’ author talks fiction, stories and ChatGPT

What’s new for the second year of the Santa Fe International Literary Festival?

Chika Unigwe’s ‘The Middle Daughter’ interrogates reproductive injustice and misogyny in a reimagining of the Hades and Persephone myth

Cat-people budgrowers, a tourist in Hell, and other strange delights of Kelly Link’s new story collection

Jocelyn Davis’ ‘Insubordinate’ is a leadership paradigm beyond "lean in"

Natachee Momaday Gray’s poetry chapbook debuts in February

Zosia Mamet’s new anthology celebrates food, glorious food

She just took a DNA test, turns out, she’s 100%...adopted

Environmental ethicist Larry Rasmussen’s new book explores the human condition—for us and for those who come next—in the face of climate change

Maria Hinojosa liberates vocabularies with YA-friendly version of ‘Once I Was You’