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Rowland demonstrates a deep understanding of a kind of indie folk sound. Read moreMusic Review: On 'Come June,' Mitch Rowland, collaborator to Harry Styles, makes a pretty folk debut

Here are a handful of great movies and books that celebrate baseball. Read moreGreat baseball movies and books in honor of MLB All-Star Week

“The Art of Turning Red� has one of the best “extras� of any making-of books: a look at Mei Lin’s sketchbook. Read moreREVIEW: 'Art of' edition offers sneak peek into 'Turning Red' notebook

Whether spoken through webcams, typed into numerous emails and texts or spoken across the airwaves, words connect us despite distance. Read moreNorthern Arizona Book Festival carries on literary celebrations in a pandemic world

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic limiting the ways in which people can safely get together, Diary of a Wimpy Kid author Jeff Kinney still found a way to share the magic of reading with children w… Read more'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' author Jeff Kinney brings drive-thru book event to Flagstaff

Preparing for the end of times is nothing new for Flagstaff author Nicole Walker. Having grown up within a Mormon family in Salt Lake City, Utah, although never herself a member of the Church … Read moreProcessed Meats: Essays on Food, Flesh, and Navigating Disaster

Among many other things, 2020 was a year that saw great strides in youth empowerment. Protests were attended en masse by passionate young adults, voting registration drives allowed those who w… Read morePhilippe Cousteau and Austin Aslan's "The Endangereds" turns the tables on climate change as animals save the day

The faces and places that give Flagstaff its unique character are on loving display in the new book Walking Flagstaff: A Photo Journal by George Breed. Breed’s wise and insightful collection o… Read morePhotographer George Breed’s new book captures Flagstaff’s essence

While the Frances Short Pond near Thorpe Park is a veritable wildlife oasis along the Flagstaff Urban Trail System, it wasn’t always so. The pond behind what’s now Flagstaff Junior Academy pre… Read moreSoulstice Publishing's 'Just a Teacher' focuses on impact educators have on their students and communities

While the Frances Short Pond near Thorpe Park is a veritable wildlife oasis along the Flagstaff Urban Trail System, it wasn’t always so. The pond behind what’s now Flagstaff Junior Academy pre… Read moreSoulstice Publishing's "Just a Teacher" focuses on impact educators have on their students and communities

You are what you read, as that literary wag Oscar Wilde once cracked wise. Read moreWhat Flagstaff's reading during the pandemic

Growing up, Monica Brown can’t recall reading any books that mirrored her experience as the daughter of a Peruvian immigrant in the United States. Later, when she had children of her own, she … Read moreMonica Brown's 'Sharuko: Peruvian Archaeologist Julio C. Tello' a vibrant exploration of Peruvian culture

The original version of this story ran in the October 17, 2019 edition of Flag Live! Read moreSipping and sifting: Local Books and Tea Podcast a balm for lockdown blues

On the dot of noon Friday, a group of two or three trickled into a weekly Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library gathering. That number quickly grew to four, then six. People said their… Read moreVirtually together: Flagstaff Public Library’s Writers Who Lunch sessions move online

Laid out on the page, stanzas of poetry become art. Take those same words and say them out loud, and they come to life, colored by the emotions and experiences of the speaker. Read moreAustin Davis book tour comes to Flagstaff

Standing sentinel in the treetops, stealing stray French fries and generally causing a racket, the fearless ravens of Flagstaff are a familiar sight to residents. But what hijinks might a gang… Read more‘A Gang of Ravens Came to Lunch:â€� Children’s book explores raven behavior