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SUMMARY:Mystery & Historical Fiction Finalists Read
DESCRIPTION:Join us to celebrate the accomplishments of Colorado’s outstanding authors\, editors\, illustrators\, and photographers! Finalists for the 2022 Colorado Book Awards will read briefly from their work and answer questions from the audience and finalist books will be available for purchase at BookBar. \nRegister for this free event and view the full finalists reading schedule at coloradohumanities.org/programs/colorado-book-awards/ \nMystery Finalists\nRed Rabbit on the Run\nJodi Bowersox \nAfter being kidnapped and sold to a brothel\, schizophrenic Tiffany Morrow emerges from a bad drug-induced trip in the custody of a couple who claim to be taking her home to Denver. At first she thought she imagined the demon horse at the airport\, but there was no mistaking the mountain view out the window that morning. She doesn’t know how much time had passed since she’d been carried out of that vile cabin in the Amazon\, but she can’t go home until she proves someone is embezzling funds from her mother’s corporation. \nJodi Bowersox has been an actress\, seamstress\, designer\, business owner\, homeschool teacher\, choir director\, and artist. Her romance novels span genres from faith fiction to suspense to time travel to sci fi\, with small town\, big city\, and interplanetary settings. She lives in Colorado Springs. \nCanyonlands Carnage\nScott Graham \nWhen suspicious deaths befall a whitewater rafting expedition through Cataract Canyon in Canyonlands National Park\, archaeologist Chuck Bender and his family see that evil intent lies behind the tragedies. They must risk their lives and act before the murderer makes a risky journey on the Colorado River through Utah’s red rock wilderness even deadlier. \nScott Graham is the author of the acclaimed National Park Mystery series and of five nonfiction books\, including Extreme Kids\, winner of the National Outdoor Book Award. He lives in Durango. \nBreak Bone Fever\nWanda Venters and Mary Rae \nWhen Dr. Gennifer Drake’s body washes up on a foggy beach on Galveston Island\, Texas\, Dr. Louise Finnerty\, an emergency medicine physician\, and Dr. Marnie Liccione\, a recently widowed pediatrician from Colorado\, are shocked by their friend’s death. Untangling the web of lies propagated by an EPA cabal\, they fight for justice and their lives. \nWanda Venters moved to Colorado 35 years ago as a major stationed at Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center. After three decades as a pediatrician\, she retired and began a second career\, first as a children’s author and then as a mystery novelist. Mary Rae trained in Emergency Medicine and practiced for twenty years before transitioning to Primary Care. \nHistorical Fiction Finalists\nLuther\, Wyoming\nTomas Alamilla and Mario Acevedo \nTwo Civil War veterans\, Deputy Adam Sanchez and Sheriff Nelson Cook\, find themselves on both sides of the law when they corral a murderous bandit and help themselves to his stolen loot. Their plans go south when the bandit’s gang shows up wanting vengeance and their money in this tale of larceny\, betrayal\, and the return of a lost love to help set things right. \nTomas Alamilla is a Mexican entrepreneur with a lifelong love of stories featuring Western adventure\, tough cowboys\, and strong women. Tomas lives in Garden City. Mario Acevedo is an award-winning editor and a bestselling author of fantasy\, action\, and historical novels\, including short stories. He lives in Denver. \nChloe’s Mistigri\nThomas L. Hall \nHall navigates a complex world filled with beauty and tragedy in a mesmerizing tale of joy\, sorrow\, and hope set against a backdrop of astonishing historical detail. From jazz-age Paris to depression-era Louisiana\, from war-torn China to wartime New York and Havana\, this story of love and courage intertwines with the likes of Josephine Baker\, Madame Chiang Kai-shek\, Ernest Hemingway\, and the famous mobster Meyer Lansky. \nThomas L. Hall is an attorney and writer from Fort Collins. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from Illinois State University\, a Master of Business Administration from The University of Texas McCombs School of Business\, and a Juris Doctorate from The University of Texas at Austin School of Law. \nThe Cape Doctor\nE.J. Levy \nLevy’s debut novel is inspired by the life of Dr. James Miranda Barry\, born Margaret Anne Bulkley circa 1795 in Cork\, Ireland\, who was an eminent nineteenth-century physician that revolutionized medicine and our ideas of gender. The novel recounts Margaret’s transformation from daughter to son in order to enter medical school and provide for her mother. \nE.J. Levy’s fiction and essays have appeared in The Paris Review\, Best American Essays\, The New York Times\, Orion\, Salon\, Rumpus\, Salmagundi\, Kenyon Review\, The Nation\, and won a Pushcart Prize. The Cape Doctor was a New York Times Book Review Editors’ Choice and a Barnes & Noble Best Book of Summer. Foreign editions are forthcoming in French\, Spanish\, and Italian. She’s an Associate Professor in Colorado State University’s Creative Writing MFA Program and lives in Fort Collins.
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/colorado-book-awards-historical-fiction-mystery/
LOCATION:BookBar Denver\, 4280 Tennyson St\, Denver\, CO\, 80212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Center for the Book,Colorado Book Awards
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SUMMARY:History & Biography Finalists Read
DESCRIPTION:Join us to celebrate the accomplishments of Colorado’s outstanding authors\, editors\, illustrators\, and photographers! Finalists for the 2022 Colorado Book Awards will read briefly from their work and answer questions from the audience and finalist books will be available for purchase at BookBar. \nRegister for this free event and view the full finalists reading schedule at coloradohumanities.org/programs/colorado-book-awards/ \nHistory Finalists  \nBlack Smoke: African Americans and the United States of Barbecue\nAdrian Miller \nThis book chronicles how Black barbecuers\, pitmasters\, and restaurateurs helped develop this cornerstone of American foodways\, and how they are coming into their own today. In this smoke-filled story of Black perseverance\, culinary innovation\, and entrepreneurship\, the author celebrates and restores the faces and stories of the men and women who have influenced this American cuisine. This beautifully illustrated chronicle also features 22 barbecue recipes. Adrian Miller is a writer\, attorney\, and certified barbecue judge who served as a special assistant to President Bill Clinton\, a senior policy analyst for Colorado Governor Bill Ritter Jr.\, and as a Southern Foodways Alliance board member. He lives in Denver. \nGoing to Trinidad: A Doctor\, a Colorado Town\, and Stories from an Unlikely Gender Crossroads\nMartin J. Smith \nBetween 1969 and 2010\, remote Trinidad\, Colorado was the unlikely crossroads for approximately 6\,000 medical pilgrims who came looking for relief from the pain of gender dysphoria\, making the phrase “Going to Trinidad” a euphemism for gender confirmation surgery in the worldwide transgender community. It also turned Trinidad into what The New York Times called “the sex-change capital of the world.” The book takes readers deep into the often-mystifying world of gender\, genitalia\, and sexuality. Martin J. Smith\, a veteran journalist and former senior editor of the Los Angeles Times Magazine\, is the author of five crime novels and four nonfiction books. He has won more than 50 newspaper and magazine writing awards\, and his novels have been nominated for three of the publishing industry’s most prestigious honors\, including the Edgar Award\, the Anthony Award\, and the Barry Award. He lives in Granby. \nQueen City: A Brief History and Illustrated Architecture New and Old of Denver\, Colorado\nKarl Christian Krumpholz \nThis collection documents the very things that make Denver a city like no other and captures Denver’s historic downtown with artistry and detail through booms and busts\, historic moments\, and colorful characters. Karl Krumpholz’s artwork has appeared in many different formats\, publications\, and has been animated in a documentary. Karl is currently working on several projects including the weekly “The Denver Bootleg” comic for Westword\, his daily autobiographical comic “The Lighthouse in The City\,” and the continuing series of short stories and slight of life comics set in The City: 30 Miles of Crazy! Karl lives in Denver. \n  \nBiography Finalists \nAlpha\nDavid Philipps \nThis epic account of the Navy SEALs of Alpha platoon includes the startling accusations against their chief\, Eddie Gallagher\, and the courtroom battle that exposed the dark underbelly of America’s special forces. A page-turning tale of battle\, honor\, and betrayal\, Alpha is a remarkable exposé of the fault lines fracturing a country that has been at war for more than a generation. David Philipps is a Colorado native and a national correspondent for The New York Times\, where he focuses on the military. His work has won numerous national awards including The Pulitzer Prize. He is the author of two previous books\, Wild Horse Country: the History\, Myth and Future of the Mustang\, and Lethal Warriors: When the New Band of Brothers Came Home. He lives with his family in Colorado Springs. \nBorderlands Curanderos: The Worlds of Santa Teresa Urrea and Don Pedrito Jaramillo\nJennifer Koshatka Seman \nThis dual biography is a historical exploration of the worlds and healing practices of Santa Teresa Urrea and Don Pedrito Jaramillo\, two curanderos (faith healers) who attracted thousands\, rallied their communities\, and challenged institutional powers. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries\, they worked beyond the reach of the church\, state\, or state-certified health practitioners whose profession was still in its infancy. Jennifer Koshatka Seman lectures in history at Metropolitan State University in Denver. Her work has appeared in Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses and the Journal of the West. \n\n\n\nThe Girl Who Dared to Defy: Jane Street and the Rebel Maids of Denver\nJane Botkin \nSetting Jane Street’s story within the wider context of early twentieth-century class struggles and the women’s suffrage movement\, this book paints a fascinating and ultimately heartbreaking portrait of one woman’s courageous fight for equality. Street’s story relays an astonishing drama populated by burlesque dancers\, con men\, radicals\, thugs\, pimps\, muckraking journalists\, and undercover agents. Jane Botkin became intrigued with Jane Street after learning her grandmother\, born in 1898 in Denver\, worked as a domestic in a Boulder mansion in 1916. She melds American families’ personal narratives with compelling stories of women\, labor radicals\, miners\, lawmen\, and outlaws in rich settings that transition into the New West. Botkin has won five awards\, including two Spur Awards from the Western Writers of America and the Caroline Bancroft History Prize for Frank Little and the IWW: The Blood That Stained an American Family. Jane lives in New Mexico.
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LOCATION:BookBar Denver\, 4280 Tennyson St\, Denver\, CO\, 80212\, United States
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