David Steinberg is a journalist based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He writes for the Albuquerque Journal and Variety, covering a range of topics including literature, arts and culture, and local events. His work has also been featured in the Arizona Daily Star and Lexology.
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David Steinberg's coverage primarily focuses on local arts, literature, and cultural events in the New Mexico/Albuquerque area. If you are an author or expert in literature, particularly with ties to the local community or relevant to the topics covered (authors, books, literature), reaching out for interviews or commentary on upcoming events could be valuable.
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By: David Steinberg
Mary Oishi discusses reads from her new collection of poems, “Sidewalk Cruiseship,” at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 5, at Bookworks. The collection is separated into 11 short sections by traditional Japanese tankas. Tankas are 31-syllable poems traditionally written in single, unbroken lines.
By: David Steinberg
At first blush, “Roker The Puppy Dog” is a straightforward picture book for early readers, from preschool through elementary.
By: David Steinberg
By David Steinberg / For the Journal If it weren't for Jack McElroy, Carl Magee would likely remain in obscurity.
Sarah Kotchian will read from and sign copies of her poetry collection “Light of Wings” from 1:30 p.m. -3:30 p.m. Sunday, June 16, at Treasure House Books & Gifts. The poems explore humanity's deep connections to the natural world.
By: David Steinberg
Mary Lou Dobbs says she’s always been tough and assertive. In her 60s, Dobbs said, she had ratcheted up her attitude a notch. Now as a septuagenarian, she may be even tougher. She refers to herself as a "badass." Her recent book of anecdotes is “Badass Old White Woman” and the first chapter is titled “The Birth of a Badass.”
By: David Steinberg
By David Steinberg / For the Journal of 3 Mickey Bergman to discuss 'In the Shadows' at Collected Works We want to hear from you
By: David Steinberg
In the introduction to his book “When Cimarron Meant Wild,” historian David L. Caffey quotes a letter from a 19th century preacher, Franklin Tolby, to his sister telling her about the meaning of the name Cimarron. It is Spanish for “wild” or “untamed,” Tolby writes, and the town of Cimarron in northern New Mexico takes its name from the river that runs through it.
By: David Steinberg
Irene I. Blea will read from and sign copies of her new collection “Dragonfly: Poems of Transformation and Spiritual Guidance” from 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Saturday, July 6, at Treasure House Books & Gifts.
By: David Steinberg
What, you may ask, is so terribly interesting about a high, flat, dry, stark plain covering 48,000 square miles. In the hands of historian Paul H. Carlson, there is a great deal of compelling information about the Llano Estacado in the Southern Plains.
By: David Steinberg
Registration closes Thursday, July 11, for the 8th annual Taos Writers Conference. The conference runs from Friday, July 19, through Sunday, July 21.
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