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  Meet the Author: Nancy Bo Flood

  By 1blankuser Published Nov. 27, 2021

  Spend a morning with author Nancy Bo Flood as she presents her books, First Laugh: Welcome Baby and I Will Dance during Native American Heritage Month. For the past twenty years, Nancy has been working with Navajo and Hopi teachers. Together they searched for books in which students could see…

• Locations: News By Raleigh Burleigh Published Oct. 20, 2021

  “Hoodwinked” unravels limitations

  Larry Gottlieb, author of "Hoodwinked."

  “Hoodwinked” is a nonfiction book by Carbondale resident Larry Gottlieb. The title is derived from a word that means “to deceive or trick; to blindfold.” The work of this part-memoir, part-thesis is to remove that blindfold and welcome the reader into the myriad of possibilities existing just beyond their self-fulfilling… read more →

• Meet the Author: Donna Lee Humble

  By 1blankuser Published Oct. 9, 2021

  Meet the local author of the new book Seek, Not for Love.

  Donna Lee Humble has written this book specifically for those who have so much passion and so much to share, but have been unable to move forward due to unresolved traumas, physical ailments, lack of energy, or a…

• Locations: News By Raleigh Burleigh Published Jun. 9, 2021

  “A Rewiring Life”: pairs well with pandemic

  Mark Howard wrote "A Rewiring Life" to share his personal experience of embracing change, both external and internal. Photo by Raleigh Burleigh.

  One thing that may hold true about 2020 for just about everyone is that our plans were turned thoroughly upside-down, with the rug pulled out from underneath whatever momentum had been building. Suddenly, people were faced with a new kind of opening and the opportunity to reflect. We’ve… read more →

• Locations: News By Geneviève Villamizar Published Mar. 24, 2021

  Honoring women peacemakers

  

  “I was worried that people would say, ‘Oh gosh, I could never bring the whole Masai village back or anything like that!’ I want readers to see the tactics of these women so they can apply them on an everyday basis as ordinary people.”
  Paonia farmer and author… read more →