Write On! Four Corners: November 3: Anne Hillerman, Stargazer and Sacred Bridge.

Anne will be signing books at the Bloomfield Library on November 4. We talk about the references to Tony Hillerman’s books and writing about the Navajo culture.

Write on Four Corners: October 27: Lynn Sturtevant, Fairy Trouble

Lynn talks about her research for this fiction which is engaging and, at times, funny. Who knew the Celtic fairies were dirty and kind of creepy?

Write On Four Corners: October 20: Melody Groves, When Outlaws Wore Badges

Melody, a prolific Western writer, tells the true stories of fourteen men who rode both sides of the law.

Write-On Four Corners: October 13: Sandi Hoover and Jim Tritten, Mirth and Musings; Panama’s Gold: a Tale of Greed.

In this three-way conference call, we talk about the collection of short stories and essays written by each of these authors and the collaboration in the murder mystery.

Write-On! Four Corners: author Esther Jantzen, ”Walk” Jamie Bacon’s Secret Mission on the Camino de Santiago.

My recent book is a children’s novel (that adults also love) about the famous pilgrimage in northern Spain—WALK

Write-On Four Corners- September 29: Shannon Baker, Easy Mark, and the other three Kate Fox mysteries

Kate Fox, sheriff of a small town, solves murder mysteries with wit and charm. Shannon makes this character, and the many characters in the series, real people you grow to care about.

Write-On Four Corners- September 22: Susan Tweit, Bless the Birds: Living with Love in a Time of Dying.

Susan’s memoir covers the two and half years she spent with her husband while he suffered with a brain tumor. She talks of the book with candor and sensitivity.

Write-On Four Corners- September 15: Ursula Bevan, Sunny the Sunflower.

This children’s book, illustrated by Jean Rim, tells readers it’s AOK to be different.

Write-On Four Corners- September 8: Kevin Honold, The Rock Cycle

Essays on bicycle travel across the Southwest, recollections of war, and philosophical ponderings comprise this book. Kevin talks about how it came to be and why it is arranged the way it is.

Write-On Four Corners- September 1: Judy Willmore, The Menagerie.

Judy, a practicing psychologist, took French classes to know how to read the accounts of Athénaïs de Rochechouart, mistress of King Louis in this well-researched historical fiction