Write On Four Corners - October 24, 2018: Scott Graham, Yosemite Fall and the National Park Mystery Series.

Scott discusses writing real characters and strong women co-protagonists.

Write On Four Corners - October 17, 2018: Nate Powell, graphic artist for March.

The graphic artist for this year’s One Book, One Community Read talks about working with John Lewis and Andrew Aydin to create this impactive work.

Write On Four Corners - October 10, 2018: Joseph Badal, The Curtis Chronicles and other Thrillers.

Fast moving thrillers are Joseph Badal’s forté, and he discusses the stories and the process of writing them.

Write On Four Corners - October 3, 2018: Riley Mitchell, The Essential Paranormal Bucket List: 100 Mysterious Things to Investigate Before You Die.

 Riley talks about how he collected this list and how many of these things he has done.

Write On Four Corners - September 26, 2018: Larry Kilham, The Perfectionist: Peter Kilham & The Birds.

Larry Kilham’s father, Peter Kilham, was an inventor of the perfect bird feeder, and Larry tells how it was to live with and write about him.

Write On Four Corners - Elizabeth Crook, The Night Journal, The Which Way Tree, and other novels.

Award-winning author, Elizabeth her historical novels, the research involved, and staying true to the voice of her protagonist in her latest book.

Write On Four Corners - Melody Groves, She Was Sheriff and the Colter Brothers Saga.

A gunfighter and writer of Westerns, Melody talks about her many books and her own activities in rodeo and gunfighting.

One Book/One Community author/illustrator Nate Powell

One Book/One Community author/illustrator Nate Powell talks with Scott Michlin, One Book/One Community Director Danielle Sullivan and Write-On Four Corners Host Traci Halesvass about his book "March."
It has been selected as the One Book title for the 2018-19 school year.  Lot's of additional program, events and activities are planned, including a visit to San Juan College by Nate Powell in October.

Write On Four Corners - September 5, 2018: Gil Schmerler, Henrietta Schmerler and the Murder that Put Anthropology on Trial

Searching for the truth in their aunt’s 1931 murder led Gil to write this account of what they discovered.

Write On Four Corners - August 29, 2018: Catalina Claussen, Diamonds at Dusk and Diamonds at Dawn.

These teenage romances are set in rural New Mexico. Catalina talks about the challenges and joys of writing for and about teenagers.