Write On Four Corners- July 8: Margaret Cheasebro, If I were a Tree, What would I Be?

This children’s book is beautifully illustrated and accessible to all ages, even adults.

Write On Four Corners- July 1: H. Lee Barnes, Life is a Country Western Song

The author talks about the short stories in this award winning collection.

Write On Four Corners- June 24: J.M. Mitchell, Killing Godiva’s Horse

Mitchell, retired National Park Ranger and Chief of NPS Bio Resource Management, writes an award-winning, complex novel set in national parks on opposite sides of the world.

Write On Four Corners- June 17: Savannah Hendricks, Grounded in January

The author of this award-winning romance tells how she  usually writes children’s books, but wanted to venture into clean romance.

Write On Four Corners- June 10: Paul Reed, Aztec, Salmon, and the Puebloan Heartland of the Middle San Juan

Paul Reed, preservation archaeologist at Salmon Ruins, discusses the compilation of this award-winning collection of essays.

Write On Four Corners- June 3: E.J. Randolph, The Ambassador Calls Twice

The author talks about writing and illustrating her award-winning Sci Fi E-Book.

Write On Four Corners- May 27: W. Michael Farmer, Knight of the Tiger

Dr. Farmer, award winning Western Historical writer, talks about his Yellow Boy series.

Write On Four Corners- May 20: Karen Odden, A Trace of Deceit

Karen’s books are set in 1870s Victorian London, a tumultuous era, and a far cry from her home in Arizona.

Write On Four Corners- May 13: Nasario Garcia, No More Bingo Comadre

Dr. Garcia’s folklore and tales are set in his tiny hometown of Ojo Del Padre.

Write On Four Corners- May 6: Jules Nyquist, Zozobra Poems

Author Jules Nyquist talks about her award winning book of poetry and the Poetry Playhouse in Placitas.