Book Signing for "Wait for Book Signing for Book Signing for Signs" "Surviving the Big "Circling Back Home: by Craig Johnson Horns" by Mark Smiley A Plainswoman's Journey" Thursday, Oct 16, 5:30 pm Saturday, Oct 11, 11:00 am to by Darcy Lipp-Acord, 1:00 pm Saturday, Oct 25, 11:00 am to 1:00 pm

Craig's newest book will be released for sale on October 21, but you can stop in and get your copy autographed on

Stop in and visit with the author and Thursday, October 16th and then pick it get an autographed copy of his up on the 21st. incredible story. Visit with local author, Darcy Lipp-Acord, when she autographs copies of her book Every year, Johnson e-mails friends and A hunting adventure becomes an "Circling Back Home" fans a brand-new short story on exercise in survival as the author Christmas Eve. These charmingly makes his way through the At a time when values of frugality, home, informal mailings have sometimes arrived wilderness, traversing an unrelenting family, and care of the land seem as Word attachments and, delightfully, mountainous landscape through frigid increasingly absent, one woman looks to even included a typo or two. Given the waters in a chasm between towering her past to create a life of significance for success of the series and boulders. Ten people have attempted her family. Her search takes her back to the Longmire TV show, it's welcome, if to come down the Goose out of the the prairie of her grandmothers, who unsurprising, to see these 12 talesone of Big horn Mountains, Mark Smiley is survived personal hardships and lived off them is newpolished and published the only one to survive. what the land provided. Lipp-Acord between two covers. While some of them mourns the loss of one child and have a heartwarming holiday feel, celebrates the birth of others, all while Johnson also takes the opportunity to balancing her own desire to put down visit the ghosts of his folksy but erudite roots with her husband's life as an sheriff's Christmases past and explore itinerant ranch hand. Written over ten events outside the chronology of the 10 years, these essays compose a picture of full-length novels. Old Indian Trick, Fire endurance and grace as the author Bird, and High Holidays are funny mini- addresses her history and finds her way whodunits; Ministerial Aid and Slick- home. The granddaughter of German- Tongued Devil show Walt drinking hard Russian immigrants, Darcy Lipp-Acord and grieving his late wife; Several grew up in Timber Lake, South Dakota, on Stations delivers an act of Christmas a farm worked by three generations of her cheer; and Divorce Horse and Messenger family. She currently lives on a ranch with offer a bit more meat at longer lengths. her husband, Shawn, and their six Read straight through, these once-a-year children near the Montana- gifts betray a slight sameness, so border. She won the Wyoming Arts sample, savor, and save these for special Council's Frank Nelson Doubleday Award occasions. , who for women writers, and her essays have plays Henry Standing Bear on TV, appeared in several anthologies including provides an introduction.(Reprinted with Woven on the Wind. permission of Booklist, copyright 2014, American Library Association.)