Conversation between Non Sequitur creator Wiley Miller and Spokesman-Review editor Rob Curley at The Bing Crosby Theater on August 5 2019

Spark Central's Brooke Matson speaks with Nicole Chung, author of "All You Can Ever Know" before her Northwest Passages Book Club event.

Columnist and author Shawn Vestal speaks with Pam Houston about her new book "Deep Creek".

Her new book is an elegy to the disappearing wild places on Earth, like her 120-acre ranch, where cellphone towers are banned and the pantry is always stocked against the next three-day snowstorm.

An English professor at the University of California–Davis, Houston also is the author of “Cowboys are My Weakness” and “Contents May Have Shifted.” Her new book, "Deep Creek," is on the Pacific Northwest Independent Bestseller List.

Shields is a Spokane writer and author of the new novel, "The Cassandra." Pearl is a best-selling author, TV host and the only librarian with her own action figure.

Award-winning author Chris Crutcher speaks with columnist Sean Vestal on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2019. Crutcher earned his education locally at Eastern Washington University and has written 15 books.

Guidebook author and travel TV host Rick Steves joins the Northwest Passages Book Club on Nov. 29 to talk about his book, “Travel as a Political Act.”

Johnson discusses his new book, "Depth of Winter," in a conversation with Spokesman-Review Senior Editor Donna Wares.

"Depth of Winter" is novel No. 14 in the popular mystery series that features Sheriff Walt Longmire and inspired the “Longmire” TV show now on Netflix.

Pulitzer winners Edward Humes and Eli Saslow discuss Saslow's new book 'Rising Out of Hatred'

The Spokesman-Review Senior Editor Donna Wares talks with “Educated” author Tara Westover about her life growing up in a survivalist family in Idaho.