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Category Archives: books
Wigeon Publishing Launches 4th Edition of Food & Provisions of the Mountain Men
This fourth edition of Food & Provisions of the Mountain Men: A Guide to Authentic Provisions of Fur Trappers, Traders and Explorers in the Early American West includes twelve additional pages and more illustrations. The additional information comprises an expanded … Continue reading
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Hinton’s 1967 coming-of-age novel credited teenagers with a rich interior life
The Enduring Spell of ‘The Outsiders’: S. E. Hinton’s 1967 coming-of-age novel credited teenagers with a rich interior life. Here, a tribute by Lena Dunham to the book that created young adult fiction as we know it today. Writing of … Continue reading
Winner, 2017 San Diego Book Awards
I am gratified to announce that I took first place in the Best Unpublished Short Story category at the San Diego Book Awards ceremony on June 10. I won with By the Light of the Moon, a story about a … Continue reading
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New Book: Food & Provisions of the Mountain Men
What did Rocky Mountain fur trappers eat? Not tofu, nor kale wraps Food & Provisions of the Mountain Men offers glimpse of 19th century frontier diet 3rd edition expanded to 80 pages, color cover, three new chapters, 50+ illustrations SAN … Continue reading
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Tagged beaver, buffalo, fire, flint and steel, flour pudding, food, fur trade, Indians, lewis and clark, mountain men, Native Americans, pemmican, provisions, traders, trappers, voyageurs
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Larry Edwards to Speak on Impact of Violent Death, Feb. 11
Larry Edwards, Connie Saindon to Speak at San Diego Chapter of Sisters in Crime, February 11 Partners in Crime, the recently reestablished San Diego chapter of the national organization Sisters in Crime, welcomes Larry Edwards, author of several books including the true-crime memoir Dare I Call It Murder?: A Memoir of Violent Loss, and Connie […]
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Tagged bereavement, books, crime, grief, homicide, mystery, true crime, violent death
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Book Review: “Charcoal Joe” by Walter Mosley; Hypnotic
I love this hypnotic book, the 14th in Walter Mosley’s Easy Rawlins series—best book I’ve read in ages. Easy’s childhood friend Mouse introduces him to Rufus Tyler, a man everyone calls Charcoal Joe. Joe, for reasons unclear at the outset, … Continue reading
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Good Yule, Good Health
Good Yule (and Happy Holidaze) Waes Hael — Drinc Hael Wishing you good health and joy in the coming new year. May you live as long as you want and never want as long as you live. ♩ ♫ … Continue reading
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