Why Some Men Are The Way They Are: Noticing One Theme In Three Short Story Collections

Where The Money Went, by Kevin Canty
Both Ways Is The Only Way I Want It, by Maile Meloy
Nine Ten Again, by Phil Condon

Here's a link to a review of three short story collections written by Chérie Newman and just published in High Country News:
http://www.hcn.org/issues/41.16/why-some-men-are-the-way-they-are

All Our Stories Are Here: Critical Perspectives On Montana Literature

University of Montana Professor Brady Harrison says there's a lot more to say about Montana literature. But he's made a good start with All Our Stories Are Here: Critical Perspectives On Montana Literature.

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Phil Condon: Nine Ten Again

Phil Condon is this week's guest on The Write Question. Condon's new book is a collection of stories: Nine Ten Again.

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Montana Place Names from Alzada to Zortman

Ellen Baumler is this week's guest on The Write Question. Baumler co-authored Montana Place Names from Alzada to Zortman with Brian Shovers, Charlene Porsild, Rich Aarstad and Ellie Arguimbau. The book was published by the Montana Historical Society.

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Michael Fitzgerald: Radiant Days

This week on The Write Question, Michael Fitzgerald talks about the value of anti-heroes in literature in general, and in his novel, Radiant Days, in particular.

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Maile Meloy: Both Ways Is The Only Way I Want It

This week on The Write Question, Maile Meloy talks about the stories in her new collection, Both Ways Is The Only Way I Want It. She also reads a few pages of "O Tannenbaum."

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Victor Charlo

Victor Charlo, poet and great-great grandson of Chief Victor Charlo of the Bitterroot Salish, talks about Indian ways, new and old, this week on The Write Question. He also reads some of the poems in his new collection, Put Seý.

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