Books

Jonathan Buford is probably best known as the founder of Arizona Wilderness Brewing Company, but he’s also a professional photographer whose work is often featured in Arizona Highways Magazine.

It’s awards season, and it’s not just books, music and movies that are being recognized for their cultural impact.

Valley-based writer and critic Mark Athitakis recommends books for the holiday season.

The Show's Lauren Gilger set down with her mom and her brother to talk about her mom's new book: "My Son, The Priest: A Mother’s Crisis of Faith."

John Hetrick, an avid reader based in the Valley, made it his mission to finish all 100 of the New York Times' top books of the 21st century.

Earlier this year, Katherine Larson published her first book of essays — it’s called “Wedding of the Foxes.” The book is inspired by Larson’s work on environmental issues, but also by her close reading of Japanese female authors like Kurahashi Yumiko and Ōta Yōko.

Coconino County is purchasing a new mobile library to reach the farthest edges of what is one of the largest counties in the United States.

Science writer David Baron explores the initial interest in whether there was life on Mars in his latest book, "The Martians: The True Story of an Alien Craze that Captured Turn of the Century America."

Harold Pinter’s plays were sarcastic and funny, lampooning the awkwardness and absurdity of British life. But towards the end of his career, the tone of Pinter’s plays began to change.

Theater artists Larissa FastHorse and Michael John Garcés invited tribal members to gather and speak frankly about their lives in "talking circles." Now, they're releasing a book containing those stories.