J.D. Squires, Desperate Straits Hermit's Rest in the Arizona
Territory is the meeting place of Irish immigrant, Sarah Ryan and veteran
lawman, L.T. McAllister -- two people with nothing in common but loyalty to their
newly orphaned nephew, Will. When that loyalty puts
the reluctant partners squarely between Sheriff Grant Simpson
and his quest for the Lost Adams Gold, L.T. and Sarah are
forced into a battle for justice...and their lives.
M.M. Justus, New Year’s Eve in Conconully is a
paranormal historical short story.
No good deed goes
unpunished. In a place outside of time, the magic keeping a ghost town alive is
beginning to alter. Bringing two newcomers in has caused a welcome renewal of
life here. But every action has a reaction, and the consequences are far beyond
what Conconully’s accidental magician ever expected.
Sharman Russell, Teresa of the New World is a young adult novel about the fictional daughter of the Spanish conquistador Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca and a Capoque mother from the coastal tribes of Texas. Set in the dreamscape of the American Southwest in the sixteenth century, the story explores the turbulence of First Contact as Teresa struggles to find herself in the New World.
Sharman Russell, Teresa of the New World is a young adult novel about the fictional daughter of the Spanish conquistador Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca and a Capoque mother from the coastal tribes of Texas. Set in the dreamscape of the American Southwest in the sixteenth century, the story explores the turbulence of First Contact as Teresa struggles to find herself in the New World.
Articles and Podcasts
Susan Wittig Albert ,WILLA
finalist for her book, A Wilder Rose, is featured in the February Writer's Digest. Susan shares interesting
and helpful information in the article "Success Stories in Self-Promotion."
C.M. Mayo's "Conversations with
Other Writers" occasional podcast series features "Making Connectionswith Literature and Art: A Conversation with Rose Mary Salum." Based
in Houston, Texas, Mexican writer Rose Mary Salum is founding editor of the
bilingual magazine Literal: Latin American Voices. Also C.M. Mayo at the UCSD Center for
US-Mexican Studies: Metaphysical Odyssey into the Mexican Revolution, FranciscoI. Madero's Secret Book.
Jane Kirkpatrick’s
article, "Writing - and reading - stories as soul medicine" about
mental health in
the west, appears in WWA's February issue of Roundup Magazine.
the west, appears in WWA's February issue of Roundup Magazine.
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