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Inkberry Books: October 1, 2026, at 7 p.m.

Local Writers Reading


Boulder author and journalist Christine M. Tracy has launched a monthly reading night at the newly expanded Inkberry Books in Cottonwood Square. Local writers will read from a variety of genres followed by a lively discussion. Nibbles and wine served too.

Christine M. Tracy is a writer, journalist, rhetorician, and and Teilhardian scholar. Inspired by Teilhard's 'noosphere,' Tracy coined the term "newsphere" and wrote TheNewsphere: Understanding the News and Information Environment,


                
            

The Mystic As Everyman, and most recently Just Trust Life: A Journey with Teilhard de Chardin.

Socials: JustTrustLife.com OurNoosphere.com @justtrustlife


Suzanne Junered is the author of novels Goodnight Monsters (2026) and forthcoming House of Mannequins (2027) and hosts a podcast, No Secrets No Shame. She leads with love in her daily life, but her writing plunges into the darkest corners of the human psyche. A Tennessee native before the whispers in her mind urged her to head west, Suzanne's characters call her back to her roots, writing in the voices of nontraditional Southern women. She lives with her two sons in a home full of cat hair outside of Boulder, Colorado.

Goodnight Monsters blends thriller, horror, and psychological suspense, examining themes of motherhood, marriage, and moral boundaries. It has been compared to works by Ariana Harwicz (Die, My Love) and Ashley Audrain (The Push), and praised for its "spiky and deeply human heroine" and its unsettling exploration of pregnancy and death.

Kaitlin Lavinder is a published surrealist literary fiction author based in Colorado. She is the author of the upcoming debut novella The Chrysanthemums, which was long-listed for the Santa Fe Writers Project 2025 Literary Awards. She has published literary fiction in Hypertext Magazine, BlazeVOX, and Jabber Literary. She has held fiction writing residencies at Ragdale, Washington Island Writers' Retreat, and The Himalayan Writing Retreat. Previously, she was a foreign affairs journalist in Washington, DC. She enjoys coniferous forests, western grisette mushrooms, the moon, and cats.

Gail Storey is the author of I Promise Not to Suffer: A Fool for
Love Hikes the Pacific Crest Trail
, winner of the National Outdoor Book Award, Nautilus Silver Award, Colorado Book Award, and others, as well as a book of poetry and two novels, The Lord's Motel and God's Country Club, praised by The New York Times Book Review.




She will be reading from I Promise Not to Suffer, about hiking the 2,663-mile Pacific Crest Trail with her late husband, Porter, a national leader in hospice and palliative medicine.