Write On Four Corners- April 22: Megan Baldridge, Knitting Matters

 Megan, a poet-knitter, discusses writing about craft in a time of turmoil.

Write On Four Corners- April 15: Paul and Carlos Meyer, Under the Cottonwood Tree: El susto de la Curandera

The brothers talk about the creation of this cultural children’s book.

Write On Four Corners- April 8: John Lewis Taylor, Navajo Scouts During the Apache Wars

Much research went into the telling of this history, as John tells us.

Write On Four Corners- April 1: Kate Rauner, Titan: A Cult Colony

Kate, a retired chemical engineer, talks about creating sci fi out of facts.

Write On Four Corners- March 25: Eric Speyer, Kubi meets Rosita

The Santa Fe artist, Eric Speyer, discusses how he painted the pictures for his children’s book and let the story follow.

Write On Four Corners- March 18: D.R. Ransdell, Secrets of a Mariachi Violinist and Substitute Soloist

DR tells how she lived a life of a performing mariachi violinist while going to college and writing.

Write On Four Corners- March 11: Thomas Voight, Stand in the Light: Native Voices Illuminated by Edward S. Curtis

Thomas talks about balancing historical photos with comments by Curtis and Native sayings.

Write On Four Corners- March 4: Kathy Barco, Storytime and Beyond: Having Fun with Early Literacy.

Kathy, retired children’s librarian, shares tips on engaging young people with literacy.

Write On Four Corners- February 26, Mary Oertel-Kirschner, Death of the Head: A Santa Fe Mystery with Blanche Harriman

Winner of the New Mexico/Arizona Book Award for fiction: cozy mystery, Mary tells about her protagonist, the seventy-something sleuth.

Write On Four Corners- February 19: Neill McKee, Finding Myself in Borneo: Sojourns in Sabah

Winner of the New Mexico/Arizona Book Award for memoir, Neill talks about his travels and the creation of the North Borneo Frodo Society.