Write On Four Corners- September 9: Caitlin Berve, When Magic Calls: A Collection of Modern Fairy Tales

Caitlin talks about the stories in this collection and how she “updated” the old fairy tales.

Write On Four Corners- September 2: Victor Loun, The 410 Club

Victor talks about writing a story of Jasper, a young teen, and the unfairness of life.

Write On Four Corners- August 26: Christine Hemp, Wild Ride Home: Love, Loss, and a Little White Horse, A Family Memoir

This beautifully written memoir brings the reader into Hemp’s heart.

Write On Four Corners- August 19: Michael Orenduff, The Pot Thief who Studied Georgia O’Keeffe

The series of “Pot thief mysteries” are intelligent, a little sarcastic, and full of great characters and plots. Orenduff laughs at himself in this interview.

Write On Four Corners- August 12: Kris Neri, Hopscotch Life

Keri talks about finding her protagonist, Plum Tardy, in this “accept yourself in all your glory women’s fiction.”

Write On Four Corners- August 5: Terri Fields, After the Death of Anna Gonzales

Written in poetic form, this book captures what students and staff think after a suicide. Fields, a retired high school teacher, talks about why it is written as it is.

Write On Four Corners- July 29: Elizabeth Jacobson, Not into the Blossoms and Not into the Air

Santa Fe’s Poet Laureate talks about the poetry and references to ancient poets in this collection.

Write On Four Corners- July 22: Eduardo Pagán, Valley of the Guns: The Pleasant Valley War and the Trauma of Violence

Dr. Pagán discusses the psychological effects of violence on the original pioneers of Pleasant Valley, Arizona.

Write On Four Corners- July 15: Shannon Baker, The Desert Behind Me

Shannon talks about creating this unreliable narrative solving a murder mystery

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.