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SUMMARY:Poetry Reading Event: Nolen and Wessels
DESCRIPTION:Caleb Nolen will read from Afterlight\, selected by Jennifer Chang for the Agha Shahid Ali Prize in Poetry. Christian Wessels will read from Who Follow the Gleam\, winner of the 2025 Juniper Prize in Poetry. There will be a 50 minute reading period with a Q&A to follow. \nPlease join us at Bol Co-op for an evening of beautiful poetry\, contemplation\, and good conversation!
URL:https://uofupress.com/event/poetry-reading-event-nolen-and-wessels/
LOCATION:BOL\, Studio 11\, Washington\, DC\, United States
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SUMMARY:Literary Panel featuring Andy Gulliford at the Bluff Arts Festival
DESCRIPTION:Panel: High Desert Perspectives  \nThrough storytelling\, local nonfiction writers share their experiences and give us personal and historical perspectives. \nPanelists: Vaughn Hadenfeldt\, Robin Patten\, Andy Gulliford\, and Evelyn Begody \nPanel moderated by Stewart Aitchison \nAndy Gulliford is the author of Lonesome Landscapes: Stories from National Conservation Lands (University of Utah Press\, 2026).  
URL:https://uofupress.com/event/literary-panel-featuring-andy-gulliford-at-the-bluff-arts-festival/
LOCATION:Desert Rose Inn\, 701 W Main St\, Bluff\, UT\, 84512\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Bluff Arts Festival":MAILTO:bluffartsfestival@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Habibi Means Beloved: Moudi Sbeity Book Talk at Salt Lake Book Fest
DESCRIPTION:Join Moudi Sbeity for a moderated conversation with Erin Geesaman Rabke exploring Habibi Means Beloved (University of Utah Press)\, a memoir that weaves together Sufi mysticism\, Lebanese heritage\, and a hard-won sense of belonging. Come for a story of survival and reconciliation\, and stay for a conversation about what it means to finally call yourself home.
URL:https://uofupress.com/event/habibi-means-beloved-moudi-sbeity-book-talk-at-salt-lake-book-fest/
LOCATION:The Gateway\, 400 W 200 S\, Salt Lake City\, UT\, 84101\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Salt Lake Book Festival":MAILTO:hello@saltlakebookfestival.org
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SUMMARY:Author Event with Dr. Andrew Gulliford at Durango Public Library
DESCRIPTION:The hidden stories of the public lands that unite us. \nWhile the National Park Service is widely known\, far fewer Americans are familiar with the Bureau of Land Management’s vast National Conservation Lands—thirty-seven million acres spanning eleven western states and Alaska. Lonesome Landscapes is the first comprehensive history of this system from public domain lands to the designation of national monuments and conservation areas in the twenty-first century. Drawing from archives\, interviews\, and field reporting\, Gulliford reveals the unsung heroes who safeguarded these lands\, from pioneering rangers to grassroots advocates in Native American and Hispanic communities. With vivid stories of explorers\, cowboys\, hermits\, and even an alligator named Clem\, this book blends scholarship with storytelling. Lonesome Landscapes is both a definitive history and a call to keep America’s wild places in public hands—an essential read for anyone passionate about the West. \nAndrew Gulliford is professor of history at Fort Lewis College. His books include Boomtown Blues: Colorado Oil Shale\, Sacred Objects and Sacred Places: Preserving Tribal Traditions\, The Woolly West: Colorado’s Hidden History of Sheepscapes\, and Bears Ears: Landscape of Refuge and Resistance.
URL:https://uofupress.com/event/author-event-with-dr-andrew-gulliford-at-durango-public-library/
LOCATION:Durango Public Library\, 1900 E 3rd Ave\, Durango\, CO\, 81301\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lonesome Landscapes: BLM Natural Conservation Lands in New Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Event Details\n\nAward-winning author and editor Andrew Gulliford will discuss his recent book Lonesome Landscapes: Stories from National Conservation Lands (University of Utah Press\, 2026) and look at conservation case studies with a specific emphasis on New Mexico. \nThis is the first book on the Bureau of Land Management’s system of National Conservation Lands\, now 26 years old\, which covers 37 million acres of Congressionally designated national monuments\, national conservation areas\, wild & scenic rivers\, historic trails\, and wilderness areas. \nThe Fort Lewis College professor will compare the BLM’s NCL system to the National Park Service. He will offer examples with photos from Rio Grande del Norte National Monument\, Fort Stanton Cave and the Snowy River\, Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument\, the Chama River\, the Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness Areas\, and Prehistoric Trackways National Monument. \nA Q&A and book sale follows.
URL:https://uofupress.com/event/lonesome-landscapes-blm-natural-conservation-lands-in-new-mexico/
LOCATION:Santa Fe Public LIbrary\, 145 Washington Ave\, Santa Fe\, NM\, 87501\, United States
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