Doug Peacock | In the Shadow of the Sabertooth
As a kid, wandering the woods near his home in northern Michigan, Doug Peacock discovered... Read more »
Books & Writers
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Brian D’Ambrosio | From Football to Fig Newtons
George Nissen, who invented the trampoline Missoula author Brian D’Ambrosio is on a mission to... Read more » -
Jim Harrison | The River Swimmer
Part-time Montanan Jim Harrison veers from coming of age to aging in two fluid, oddly... Read more » -
Craig Lancaster | Edward Adrift
Craig Lancaster first introduced readers to his likeable protagonist, Edward Stanton, in his novel, 600... Read more » -
David Allan Cates | Ben Armstrong’s Strange Trip Home
“Oh, what a strange trip home! Would there be no waking relief? No solid ground... Read more » -
Last Stand: Ted Turner’s Quest to Save a Troubled Planet
Listen, media mogul and Montana rancher Ted Turner is saying something surprising here: “Ultimately you... Read more » -
Keith McCafferty | The Gray Ghost Murders
Sean Stranahan is trying to mind his own business, which includes escorting anglers down the... Read more » -
Whitefish Review celebrates “Lucky 13” with author Pam Houston
Author Pam Houston will read from her new novel Contents May Have Shifted to launch... Read more » -
Marjorie Smith | Making Up Amelia
Marjorie Smith’s “Amelia” is none other than the famed aviator, Amelia Earhart, whose disappearance over... Read more » -
Astream | American Writers on Fly Fishing
Of all outdoor pursuits, fly fishing seems to inspire the largest portion of lyrical writing,... Read more »