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
Feel that chill in the air? That’s a telltale sign that Halloween and Día de los Muertos are just around the corner. Here are two books that should put young readers in the mood for the cool breezes of autumn and those special holidays.
By: David Steinberg
AT BOOKWORKS Albuquerque author-illustrator Jeff Drew will read from and autograph copies of his new children's book “Alfie Explores A to
By: David Steinberg
Two Albuquerque residents - James C. Wilson and Kay Cordtz - are the authors of recent mysteries. Wilson’s latest novel is “Santa Fe Assassin: A Fernando Lopez Santa Fe Mystery.” It’s the eleventh in a series featuring the recurring character of private investigator Fernando Lopez.
By: David Steinberg
of 7 AT BOOKWORKS Bookworks hosts two events this week.
Small towns are filled with their own individual qualities. A new book reveals the striking character of the small New Mexico community of Ramah. The book is titled “Love Letter to Ramah: Living Beside New Mexico’s Trail of the Ancients.”
At 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17, Kristina Jacobsen will read from and sign her book “Sing Me Back Home: Ethnographic Songwriting and Sardinian Language Politics.”
By: David Steinberg
Zeta Global Holdings Corp. ( NYSE:ZETA Get Free Report ) CEO David Steinberg acquired 53,676 shares of the firm's stock in a transaction on Monday, November 18th.
By: David Steinberg
Susan Shelby Magoffin is probably the most well-known woman to have traveled the Santa Fe Trail. Well-known because of the diary she kept during the journey was later published. She traveled with her husband-trader Samuel Magoffin and her enslaved Black servant, known only by her first name, Jane.
By: David Steinberg
If a single word could describe his new book, “Against the American Grain: A Borderlands History of Resistance,” Gary Paul Nabhan would likely call it a “mosaic.”
By: David Steinberg
From 1:30-3:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29, Amy M. Bennett will sign copies of her recent cozy novel, “First Comes Love, Then Comes Murder,” in which a dream vacation turns into a nightmare. Bennett is also the author of the "Black Horse Campground Mysteries."
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