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What’s booking in Denver

By Carolyn Kellogg
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The hippest place for bloggers in Denver is called The Big Tent. For its $100 entrance fee, it’s providing juice for laptops and PDAs (courtesy Google), free WiFi, free burritos and other snacks, yoga space and free mini-facials and hand massages (courtesy the Huffington Post). And it’s right next door to one of the country’s most famed bookstores, Tattered Cover.

All day Monday, authors visiting The Big Tent took their signings to Tattered Cover, including Markos Moulitsas (‘Taking on the System’), Ted Sorenson (‘Counselor’) and David Sirota (‘The Uprising’). It’s a serendipitous spillover; I only wish that they’d post pictures.

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On Wednesday, another big author will be signing at Tattered Cover: Michael Chabon. Is the author of ‘The Yiddish Policemen’s Union’ a sleeper candidate for the Democratic nomination?

-- Carolyn Kellogg

Photo from Tattered Cover

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Carolyn Kellogg

Carolyn Kellogg is a prize-winning writer who served as Books editor of the Los Angeles Times for three years. She joined the L.A. Times in 2010 as staff writer in Books and left in 2018. In 2019, she was a judge of the National Book Award in Nonfiction. Prior to coming to The Times, Kellogg was editor of LAist.com and the web editor of the public radio show Marketplace. She has an MFA in creative writing from the University of Pittsburgh and a BA in English from the University of Southern California.

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