WPR interview with editor now available
If you missed the recent Wisconsin Public Radio interview me of about my debut novel, Windmill, it’s now available online. During the interview on the Dec. 7 Spectrum West program, which covers arts and the humanities in west-central Wisconsin, host Jim Oliver and I discuss: how a windmill in eastern Wisconsin became the genesis for the novel; why the novel is set in Nebraska; and how the book almost wasn’t published. We also briefly look at my other books, the Hikes and Tykes volumes and the poetry collection Love Letters to Sophie’s Mom and list the bookstores where you can purchase the books. You can listen to it by clicking on the audio icon below (do a right click and hit "Open") or by going online to the WPR archive page for the Spectrum West program.
