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The West has long been less a physical place than a compass point in our faulty cultural memory.  The wages for keeping one’s heading are counterfeit, but we squander them nonetheless and expect nothing in return but strange looks from those who don’t know us and a round of drinks from those who do and have somehow become flush.  We don’t ask what would Jesus do.  We ask what did Hank Williams do.

 

May 16 Iowa Public Radio River to River Interview

 

Interview with Cherie on Lonesome Animals with link to NY Times op ed: http://thewritequestion.blogspot.com

 

Review of Lonesome Animals by climber and philosopher Scott Hall :

http://climbingcollective.com/2013/05/06/some-damn-new-boulders/

 

 

Comment on NY Times article  http://michaeljlewis.wordpress.com

 

5.3  Interview The Takeaway

 

Lost Horse Press/Sandpoint ID Library Reading and Discussion June 1/Also Workshop at the Readery (Sandpoint) on dialogue and character/contact Lost Horse Press 208-255-441

 

Aunties Books Spokane May 30

 

OP Ed Sunday New York Times  The Gunroom  April 28

 

Essay Why do We Tell Stories Santa Fe Writers Project

 

 GET LIT panel April 13: The Long and Short of Storytelling   Time: 12:00-1:30 p.m. 
Venue: The Red Lion Hotel
 Room: Finch Room Spokane WA

 

April 2013 Review LONESOME ANIMALS from Collectors Corner Boyce McClain

 

 LONESOME ANIMALS named a finalist for the 2013 SPUR AWARD for best western novel.

 

LONESOME ANIMALS AUDIO BOOK: Available at http://audible.com

 

 Audio Review: http://susiebright.blogs.com/the_bright_list/2013/03/lonesome-animalsone-last-case-way-out-west.html

 

NEW NOVEL:  History of a Happy Family release date: May 2014 Counterpoint Press

 

LONESOME ANIMALS  paperback available May 2013 Counterpoint Press