Topic: Literature

Author Howard Mansfield sits down with Kate Brosnan to discuss his book "The Same Ax, Twice: Restoration and Renewal in a Throwaway Age." He talks about the importance of preservation and people should see the charm in their home.

William McDonough, architect and author of "Cradle to Cradle" talks to Kate Brosnan anout why we need a green revolution and how science can help us get there.

Don Etherington is a master of bookbinding and book conservation. He was in Telluride for a few weeks teaching a class to help those interested improve their skill.

Jack Sibbach guides us through Sun Valley's new icon, the Sun Valley Pavilion. The newly opened structure will play home to the summer symphony, as well as a number of other events including dance, theater and the 2008 Writers' Conference. This beautiful and versatile theater would not have been possible without the creative and financial support of The Sun Valley Company, Earl and Carol Holding and Sun Valley Company GM Wally Huffman.

Members of the community gather at the Sun Valley Heritage Ski Museum to honor beloved author and local Ernest Hemingway on his birthday.

Plum interviews with ABC and NPR's Cokie Roberts to discuss her latest book, Ladies of Liberty: The Women Who Shaped Our Nation.

Kate Brosnan sits down with author Jane Green to hear about how she began writing and what her life is like now after the publication of her tenth novel, "The Beach House," set on Nantucket.

Author and lecturer Michael Tougias sits down to talk to Plum about his book "Fatal Forcast" during his trip to the island this summer. Michael is the author of 16 books.

Marc Songini, author of "The Lost Fleet," sits down with Kate Brosnan to discuss his book and about New England's role in the whaling business as well as the interesting characters that make the whaling period come alive.

Dan Millman, author of 'The Way of the Peaceful Warrior', addresses wellness and healthy living during Sun Valley's Wellness Festival.