Annabella Farmer

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’

With the Colorado River in crisis, strategies shift for municipal water management

As Fiesta approaches, New Mexicans consider how evolving concepts of identity shape their lives, their communities and what they choose to honor

Environmental advocacy group works to establish night sky brightness baseline

Local author Shawn Boyd’s graphic novel series, ‘Winona Forever,’ wraps up

City of Santa Fe to enforce encampment cleanups as it mulls over next steps toward helping people experiencing homelessness

Experiment in affordable housing for artists highlights challenges in balancing cost, quality

For those ready to turn the page

Will the library rise from the ashes?