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.

Write On Four Corners- April 29: Ann Perramond, writing as Ann Meyers and Nora Page, Bread of the Dead

Ann discusses her cozy mysteries, the Santa Fe Cafè Mysteries and the Bookmobile series.

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

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