The acclaimed writer and new executive director of the Black Mountain Institute on the personal nature of art, the importance of creative partnership, and his long and winding road to Las Vegas.
These Black Mountain Institute-affiliated writers have been garnering national reviews with works that pull readers in and push their boundaries.
The social work professor's fourth and final book on the thinkers who shaped the world leader's pacifism and civil disobedience.
Alumna Alissa Nutting made headlines this summer with her controversial and acclaimed first novel. She'll read from the book about a beautiful teacher who preys on her young male students at this weekend's book festival.
Murdered by a mobster? A surprising suicide? Alumnus says the truth behind Thelma Todd’s death wouldn’t make a dramatic movie ending.
A lost job led law school graduate Daria Snadowsky to write candidly about a teen girl's sexual experiences in her first two books.
The Black Mountain Institute (BMI) at UNLV presents the following events as part of its Readings & Panels Series.
Years spent fulfilling customers' unusual requests provides UNLV alum Mariann Mohos humorous stories for her book.
New work examines the aftermath of student protests of educational inequities in Los Angeles schools.
Sonya Douglass Horsford, a scholar of education with The Lincy Institute, looks toward the future after evaluating the flawed aftermath of U.S. school desegregation.
Alumnus Andrew Kiraly finds his hometown a ripe literary subject. And he hopes fellow writers will join him.