Books

Henry Cole has provided the pictures and words for several books in the children's section of the library. "Forever Home" is his latest work.

What can you find at this year’s festival? Jennifer Widman with the South Dakota Center for the Book shares what to expect.

Treopia Green Washington shares her personal connection to a historic desegregation. Her brother is one of the Little Rock Nine.

Craig Johnson has penned 18 books following the escapades of the fictional Wyoming sheriff Walt Longmire. His latest novel hits shelves next week.

Rockie Lyons discusses Bob's Café in Sioux Falls, her sister's death in one of the country's first mass shootings and her nonlinear grief.

The fourth edition of "Exploring with Custer: The 1874 Black Hills Expedition" feels like a new book. Paul Horsted walks us through its historic and modern photos.

A historian once said that the other gorgons are mere appendages to Medusa, and their stories don't matter. So author Lauren J.A. Bear decided to tell their stories.

Women remain stubbornly underrepresented in the classical music industry. The ones who do break through the glass ceiling have to deal with another challenge: sexism.

Author Christian Madsbjerg offers a new philosophy on how to pay attention. Set aside your opinions and take a look around you.

Artist Hector Curriel opens a new exhibit at the Brookings Arts Council. He joins In the Moment to discuss his work and show off his art supplies.