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“Things will look different this year." Variations on that sentiment have become imbedded in the lexicon of the COVID pandemic and, with cases surging across the country, increasing stringent precautions have or are impacting virtually every traditional celebration in 2020, bleaching them of the joy....

According to news sources around the country the difference between Biden and Trump is "hope and light and love." And now that the dust is settled and Joe Biden is #46, (Amen), the difference between us and - err - them? Telluride’s Word Woman Rosemerry Trommer...

In the Age of Corona nothing is guaranteed except change: for better  – or for worse (predicted for the fall flu season). Telluride’s Word Woman Rosemerry Trommer, who reflects on the pandemic and its progeny regularly, is almost always on the side of the light. As in...

In the Age of Corona, the virus tends to overwhelm the squash, including that of Telluride’s Word Woman Rosemerry Trommer. But today devastation shape shifts. Today Rosemerry focuses on the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. (And we sing in harmony.) Note: “In the Steps...

"Authors Uncovered," an ongoing collaboration between Telluride's Wilkinson Public Library and Between the Covers Bookstore presents award-winning authors Pam Houston and Amy Irvine for two readings from their new book “Air mail: Letters of Politics, Pandemics, and Place” (Torrey House Press, 2020). The event takes...

In the Age of Corona nothing is guaranteed except change: for better (we hope)  – or for worse (predicted for the fall flu season). Telluride’s Word Woman Rosemerry Trommer, who comments on the pandemic and its progeny regularly, is almost always on the side of...

Telluride's Between the Covers Bookstore and Wilkinson Public Library present another installment of their ongoing collaboration, “Authors Uncovered.” Featured are Betsy Gaines Quammen and David Quammen in a virtual conversation. The topic is "Social Justice in a Time of Pandemic." The event takes place Thursday,...

In the Age of Corona nothing is guaranteed except change: for better (we hope)  – or for worse (please no). Telluride’s Word Woman Rosemerry Trommer, who comments on the pandemic and its progeny regularly, is almost always on the side of the light, of hope....