Write-On Four Corners: December 29: Gary Fogel, Sky Rider: Park Van Tassel and the Rise of Ballooning in the West.

Gary tells how Albuquerque was just the start of entertainment ballooning and the story of the man who started it.

Write-On Four Corners: December 22: Jon Turk, Tracking Lions, Myth, and Wilderness in Samburu

This book is about much more than lions and Samburu. Jon talks about how his time in Samburu enlightened him to the perils of climate change. He asks for “a consciousness revolution.”

Write-On Four Corners! December 15: Francine Rodriquez, A Women’s Story.

These stories about Latina women from all walks of life ring true to our local area.

Write-On Four Corners!: December 1: Mark Langley, When Silence Screams

Mark’s books are about a guide and investigator of crimes committed on and around the Navajo Nation.

Write-On! Four Corners December 8, 2021: James McGrath Morris, Tony Hillerman: A Life.

James will be speaking about this biography on December 9 at the Farmington Public Library. He collected information for years about this beloved local writer.

Write-On! Four Corners: November 24: Elaine Soto, My Journey to the Black Madonna

November 24: Elaine Soto, My Journey to the Black Madonna. In this memoir, Dr. Soto describes her journeys to countries around the world and her art that followed them.

Write-On! Four Corners November 17: Dr. Barbara Koltuska-Haskin, How my Brain Works: A Guide to Understanding it Better and Keeping it Healthy.

Dr. Barbara is a neuropsychologist and talks about how neuropsychology works and how to eat for the welfare of your brain.

Write On! Four Corners: November 10: Marty Eberhardt, Death in A Desert Garden

 Marty’s novel is enriched by the author’s personal career at a Botanical Gardens.

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?