Books

It’s a night of humor, sharing and science-backed tools to help you make positive life changes.

The “Ask a Swole Woman” columnist and her inspiring new memoir will stop at Changing Hands next week.

Catch Christina Estes discussing her second novel, “The Story That Wouldn’t Die,” at three upcoming local events.

In the summer of 1980, Dora Rodriguez almost died in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. Now, she’s telling her story.

The new store, the first Barnes & Noble to come to the Valley in 20 years, opens June 25.

Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19, is the newest federal holiday. Not sure what it’s all about? Read one of these books.

It’s Maricopa County Reads season, and you can earn rewards for every minute your nose is in a book.

The drag icon is bringing his “The House of Hidden Meanings” memoir to The Van Buren.

Chupacabras, UFOs and haunted highways are explored in Patrick Whitehurst’s newest book.

“Death Strikes: The Emperor of Atlantis” by Dave Maass mixes dystopian sci-fi, mythic fantasy, and zombie horror.

Laurie Notaro’s “The Murderess: A Novel” comes out on Oct. 8 and is a fictional retelling of the infamous Phoenix Trunk Murders.

The annual event brings together local zinesters, vendors and attendees looking to get creative.

Come see the legendary news anchor discuss her new memoir next month at Mesa Arts Center.

Here’s your chance to meet the author of “milk and honey.”

Founder Matthew Thompson believes in making things that are cool, creative and affordable.

These books will get you good and scared — and none of them are by Stephen King.

For those in need of an escape.

The former first lady’s message was one of hope and resilience.

A conversation with indigenous poet Natalie Diaz

The novelist worked in the high-powered, sometimes prejudiced world of fashion journalism before writing her debut in Arizona.

Zero dollars.

The Arizona Curriculum Theater’s annual Halloween extravaganza continues to delight and frighten.