A fact and fiction reader
By: Missoula Area Writers
Publisher: Bangtail Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Bozeman, MT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
ISBN-13: 9780962378928
Subjects: American literature; Literary collections
Description: This collection from the best writers from Missoula and environs is a paean to the current, extraordinary state of Montana letters as well as a tribute to the essential role played by independent booksellers.
Table of contents: title: The saltcutter's wife (Rick Bass); title: Airborne (Judy Blunt); title: Gray ghost (Malcolm Brooks); title: Granada mornings, and two very short miracles in 1987 (David Allan Cates); title: Coal dream crossing (Phil Condon); title: Dead men (Rick DeMarinis); title: Lefty (Bryan Di Salvatore); title: Poems (Chris Dombrowski); title: An elevator in Utah (David James Duncan); title: From the novel, the lost journals of Sacajawea (Debra Magpie Earling); title: The lost dwarf (Charles Finn); title: "What was Charlie Russell trying to tell us?" (Dan Flores); title: On Fire (Gwen Florio); title: Slap (Pete Fromm); title: Poems (Mark Gibbons); title: Phoebe the fierce and the shadow sickness (Fred Haefele); title: Up from the ashes (Hal Herring); title: Spring tot he east (Jeff Hull); title: Be gracious and be gone (William Kittredge); title: Poems (Joanna Klink); title: How the west was lost (Richard Manning); title: Heart (Neil McMahon); title: IN the blue garden (Deidre McNamer); title: Poems (Mary Jane Nealon); title: Poems (Sheryl Noethe); title: The new teacher (Caroline Patterson); title: Poems (Ed Skoog); title: The breakers (Annick Smith); title: Home and away (Peter Stark); title: Every night about this time (Robert Stubblefield); title: Why Noah went to the wood (Mark Sundeen); title: Poems (Karen Volkman); title: Poems and from 1 self-interview (Paul Zarzyski); title: Why do the heathen rage? (Kim Zupan).