Book Review: Idaho, by Emily Ruskovich
Review by Kathleen Mulroy Idaho (Random House Publishing, 2017) is a haunting debut novel by Emily Ruskovich. It’s a story rooted in a terrible tragedy,… Read More »Book Review: Idaho, by Emily Ruskovich
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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.
Book Review: Mindfulness & Grief
Stang weaves stories of people who’ve experienced loss and grief and who have benefited from practicing mindfulness with guided meditations.
Book Review: A Place to Lay My Head
By AARON PARRETT — Joe Moreland had an upbringing a lot of people who didn’t know better might consider a “tough” childhood. Most of his childhood was spent following his parents around from one shack to the next in Oregon’s Coast Range — and you can’t help but imagine the Joad family in Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath.
Book Review: The Swan Keeper
Milania Marsenich has a rich way of describing the beautiful Mission Mountains, trumpeter swans, and other wild creatures of that land.
Where the Crawdad Sings
Delia Owens of North Idaho wrote her first novel in her 60s.“It was liike starting a second career on the 99-yard line.”