Book Review: The “Sneakin’est” Man that Ever Was by Jim Harmon
The Treasure State’s past comes alive in “The Sneakin’est Man that Ever Was.” Montanans and history buffs will surely enjoy this book.
Books
Book Review: Bleeding Spirits
No book about the Vietnam War experience has disturbed me as much as Bleeding Spirits, or left such a deep impression on me.
Review: Spiritual Lives of the Great Composers
Patrick Kavanaugh’s “Spiritual Lives of the Great Composers” is a treasury of composers’ spiritual influences on music across the centuries.
Spider-Man: The Prodigious Power of Peter Parker
Stan Lee introduced Spider-Man to the world, a character supposedly inspired by a spider crawling up a wall and a favorite comic book.
Book Review: Idaho, by Emily Ruskovich
“Idaho” by Emily Ruskovich is a haunting story rooted in a terrible tragedy, which dramatically changes the course of several lives.
Book Review: Stalking Midas, by Debbie Burke
Debbie Burke’s novel has all the earmarks of a thriller. It’s well-crafted with a plot that ratchets up the suspense.
Pathologist Dr. Jane Bennett Munro Writes About Murder
Dr. Jane Bennet Munro’s extensive experience as a pathologist gives the stories in her books a ring of authenticity.
Hope in History: Rerooted from Idaho Home Inspiration
Rerooted by Jackie Henrion is part historical fiction, part poetry, part personal narrative, and part didactic.
Book Review — Working the Wilderness
By HOLLY ENDERSBY Idaho and Montana have millions of acres of wilderness protecting wildlife and water. They allow folks to wander at will through the… Read More »Book Review — Working the Wilderness
New Anthology of Montana Women Writers Flies Off Shelves
A new collection of writing by Montana women has just hit the bookshelves of local stores, and it’s flying off the shelves.