To volunteer or for registration information, call the Log Cabin at 331-8000. New and Selected Stories. His short fiction has appeared in numerous publications, including Harper's, Esquire, The Atlantic, GQ, and Story. He has published six novels, received two NEA fellowships, and has taught writing at several universities, most recently the University of Texas at El Paso. Mr. DeMarinis lives in Missoula, Montana.
Form is a story's shape.
It is the vessel that contains the story-an abstract vessel of many dimensions. The shape changes from story to story, but form is essential to getting a story right. More than that, without the right form, stories resist being told. In an informal conversation, Mr. DeMarinis will discuss the mysteries of getting all this right. The Ferry Woman, titled such because the narrator runs the ferry across the Colorado River, is published by Idaho's Limberlost Press, owned by Rick and Rosemary Ardinger.