Erin McCabe reviews Amanda Coplin’s new historical fiction novel, in which horses play a surprisingly prominent role. (more…)

Saying goodbye is hard to do. Erin McCabe reviews Renaissance Man, the third and final book in M. Garzon’s Blaze of Glory series. (more…)

Want to know how to keep your horse's feet happier? Carla Lake spoke with a helpful farrier to find out. (more…)

The Broncos and the Cowboys are playing today. But that’s not the connection, says Carla Lake. (more…)

If you want to prep for a horsey job in college, an equine science degree is a no-brainer, right? Wrong. (more…)

Ignoring the nonsense and focusing on the horses is usually the best course of action—and that holds true for this foxhunting murder mystery by Rita Mae Brown, a great escape for the last weeks of summer. (more…)

HN’s horsey book critic Erin McCabe is back to review Look Twice, M. Garzon’s second novel in the Blaze of Glory series. (more…)

Linda Tellington-Jones has helped big-name dressage ballers like Klaus Balkenhol, Carl Hester and Kyra Kyrklund improve their game. Megan Rust reviews her new book. (more…)

Sure you saw the movie. But have you read the book? Horse Nation book critic Erin McCabe tells us how the words-on-a-page version stacks up. (more…)

A big congratulations to Amanda Ronan for her winning contribution, “Friday Flicks: Why Viggo Mortensen may be the hottest actor ever.” With 2,552 reads, it was the most-viewed guest submission of last week. (more…)

If you like your books steamier than a racehorse after an early morning workout, you might enjoy these hot ‘n’ heavy equestrian reads. (more…)

Bernadette Kilcer is hanging on to every word in this collection of columns by George Morris, as selected and edited by John Strassburger. (more…)

A big congratulations to Morgane Schmidt for her winning contribution, “The Idea of Order: The most dangerous part of a dressage show…” With 2,032 reads, it was the most-viewed guest submission of last week. (more…)