Retired professor Rebecca Knuth spent two years in London studying creative writing and tour guiding.

Chico-based author and artist Michelle Ott shares insights from her four seasons in Antarctica through her captivating words and illustrations.

Redding native Ed Mann wrote a memoir to show the reality of war and the lessons we need to learn from it.

An emergency room doctor, Steven Zlotowski, recalls the COVID years at Enloe Medical Center.

In "Nations Apart," journalist Woodard argues that America's deep political divisions stem from historically rooted regional cultures.

Chico Enterprise Record Biblio File columnist Dan Barnett joins Nancy to look back at local writers who published books in 2025.

Author Kate Transchel tackles human trafficking in her latest book, "The New Slavery: Accounts of Human Trafficking in Eastern Europe."

Jamie Johnston's early life included growing up a rebel in a contract with the Beatles' record producer alongside her songwriting partner. She eventually relocated to Paradise.

Chico State University history professor Michael Magliari clarifies possible misconceptions about Chico founding father John Bidwell.

Two award-winning authors who teach college literature and writing courses.

Local authors Jamie Johnston and Judy Blishen Soto each lost their homes in the Camp Fire that destroyed Paradise.

Retired Judge Janet Kintner, who was appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown in 1976 as only the third female judge in San Diego's history, has recently authored a memoir. Titled A Judge’s Tale: A Trailblazer Fights for Her Place on the Bench, the book recounts her experiences.