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Kristin Hannah’s latest novel, The Four Winds, is set during the Great Depression when drought, famine and the devastation of the Dust Bowl converged at once for the folks living in the Great Plains.

Gabriela Garcia’s debut novel, “Of Women and Salt,” is about the choices mothers make and the burden of that legacy for their daughters.

This week on Book Public, Te-Ping Chen discusses her debut collection of short stories, "Land of Big Numbers."

Elizabeth Miki Brina’s new memoir “Speak Okinawa” delves into topics of family, identity and forgiveness.

On this "Pop-Up Book" episode we learn all about the 9th Annual San Antonio Book Festival from executive director Lilly Gonzalez and literary director Clay Smith.

Tomás Morín reads from his latest poetry collection, ‘Machete’

Laura Van Prooyen is the author of Frances of the Wider Field. It’s published by Lily Poetry Review. She is also the founder of Next Page Press.

Mark Oppenheimer’s latest book is “Squirrel Hill: The Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting and the Soul of a Neighborhood.”

Barbara Ras shares poems from her latest poetry collection The Blues of Heaven. These are poems that are tender and wise, measured and uproarious, somber and celebratory.

In Sandra Cisneros’ latest book, Corina is living her life in Chicago when she finds a letter she’d long forgotten. This and other ephemera of bygone days when she was young, single and following her dreams to become a writer in Paris lead Corina to respond to her friend Martita through this epistolary work.