Write On Four Corners- December 2: Scott Graham, Mesa Verde Victim

Author Scott Graham tells about this sixth book in his National Parks series, set in his own backyard.

Write On Four Corners: November 25: Miriam Sagan, Star Gazing: Poems

Miriam talks about these poems of stars and sky watching, and how they came to be.

Write On Four Corners- November 18: Jasmine Tritten, On the Nile with a Dancing Dane

Jasmine’s memoir of her travels through Egypt are filled with her own photos and art work.

Write On Four Corners- November 11: A. Rooney, The Autobiography of Francis N. Stein: The Last Promethean

Andy discusses the structure of this novel and the meaning of the title, and tells about his other novels.

Write On Four Corners- November 4: Corrales Writing Group, Kale is a Four Letter Word

Everything you ever wanted to know about kale, and more. Jim Tritten, Jasmine Tritten, and Chris Allen talk about the writing of this funny collection of short stories.

Write on Four Corners- October 28: Pam Houston and Amy Irvine, "Air Mail: Letters of Politics, Pandemics, and Place."

The two authors talk about how they started corresponding during the lock-down, how the friendship grew, and how the book developed.
 

Write On Four Corners- October 21: John Mulhouse, Abandoned New Mexico: Ghost Towns, Endangered Architecture, and Hidden History

John talks about his travels through the forgotten towns of New Mexico, and his other books.

Write On Four Corners- October 14: Kari Bovée, Girl with a Gun

Annie Oakley comes alive in Kari’s novels and solves crimes. Her other crime series book stars Grace Michelle at the Ziegfeld Follies.

Write On Four Corners- October 7: Bruce Wilson, No Place that Far

Bruce tells how his protagonist J.D. originated in his previous book. J.D. is a villain we sympathize with.

Write On Four Corners- September 30 Teresa Dovalpage, The Queen of Bones: A Havana Mystery

Dr. Dovalpage, from Hobbs, says she was surprised to find her book chosen as a top 10 book by NBC News.