Write On Four Corners - Richard N. Ryan, The Murder of Eddie Watchman

This week on Write On Four Corners, Richard Ryan discusses The Glen Canyon Trilogy, about writing and living in the Lake Powel area, his writing process, and the upcoming books in the trilogy. He reads from Eddie Watchman.

Write On Four Corners - Phil Slattery

 
 
This week on Write on 4 Corners, host Traci Halesvass and author Phil Stattery have a lively discussion about writing, getting into the psychology of the characters, and a wide genre of works. Phil reads a short and powerful story.

Write On Four Corners - Gloria O'Shields

Quinn’s Quest and We Shall Be Heard: Women Speakers in America by Gloria O’Shields
This week on Write On Four Corners Gloria joins us to talk about her writing process in creating Quinn’s Quest and the believable characters found within. She reads from both books and tells about Women Speakers, an older book that is very current in its discussion of women’s voices.
 
 
 

Write On Four Corners - Louise Hoffman

This week on Write On Four Corners we are joined by former San Juan College Library Director, Louise Hoffman. After her retirement, she joined the Peace Corps and spent her time in Bulgaria. In her book, Seven Hours to Sofia, she talks about that experience, which is written as journal entries and letters.
 

Write On Four Corners - Bob and Cindy Maynard

This week on Write On Four Corners Bob and Cindy Maynard talk about their photographic adventures lighting the ruins for effect, and writing about the results, which are accumulated in this gorgeous book. They discuss their other photographic work, compiled in A Photographer’s Guide to Colorado’s National Parks and Monuments, and Cindy also tells about her novel Anastasia’s Book of Days.

Write On Four Corners - William Matson and Floyd Clown

Crazy Horse: The Lakota Warrior’s Life and Legacy, by The Edward Clown Family as told to William B. Matson 
This week on Write On Four Corners William Matson and Floyd Clown discuss the collaborative writing of this true account of the three Crazy Horses, the family lineage, and how the Clown family knew Matson would be the one to write the story for them. They will be at Amy’s bookstore on February 20.

Author Craig Johnson & Traci Halesvass

Traci Halesvass speaks with Scott Michlin about becoming the host of "Write On Four Corners," KSJE's weekly program featuring local and regional authors.  
She also speaks with Longmire author Craig Johnson about his visit to the Farmington Public Library at 6:30pm on Thursday, January 25, 2018.

Author Phil Slattery/Farmington Writer's Circle

Author Phil Slattery discusses the creation of the "Farmington Writer's Circle."  Anyone interested can attend a meet and greet Friday, June 9, 2017 during the Summer Art Walk 5-7pm at Artifcat Gallery, 302 E. Main Street, Farmington.
He also discussed his latest collection of short stories called: "The Scent and Other Stories."

Friday Spotlight: One Book Author Laura McBride

Author Laura McBride, who wrote the One Book, One Community selection "We Are Called to Rise" discusses her book and its selection.  She will be speaking about her book Thursday, October 27, 2016 at 7pm in the 9000 rooms of the Henderson Fine Arts Center at San Juan College.

Stephen Kanne: The Lynching Waltz

Durango author Stephen Kanne discusses his new novel "The Lynching Waltz" and its strong message about racism in America.  He has been invited to speak before the National Press Club in Washington D.C. at the National Juneteenth Observation Foundation.  June 19, 2016 marks the 151st Anniversary of General Order #3 which emancipated slaves in Texas.  Known as Juneteenth, the event celebrates the end of slavery in the United States.