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© 2022 Elise Atchison
novel Sowilo
Press
Artists Field Guide to Greater
Yellowstone anthology
Unearthing Paradise:
Montana Writers in Defense of Paradise anthology
An Elk River
Books Reader: Livingston and Billings Area Writers anthology Bangtail Press
Gardiner Sax & Fryer, Livingston |
Elise
Atchison Winner
of the Eludia Award and Barbara
Deming Award Sowilo
Press, 2022
BOOK TRAILER Watch Crazy
Mountain Book Trailer created by Craig Lancaster. BOOK REVIEWS & INTERVIEWS The
Open Mic Interview: Richard Ehisen interviews Elise Kirkus Reviews Book Review: “The author’s observant
eye for nature makes her an especially adept chronicler … Each tale takes on
a new character’s perspective, leaving the valley itself to serve as the
book’s true protagonist. ... An elegant, eco-minded collection of tales set
in a Big Sky Journal Book Review: “Who owns the land? ... This question is often debated in
the Breakfast
in Montana
Interview: Russell Rowland and Aaron
Parrett interview Elise Atchison and discuss “ Mountain
Journal Interview: Todd Wilkinson interviews
Elise Atchison. “We Homo sapiens
have a huge task ahead of us. I think we need a major shift in the way we
view our place in the larger world. ... Do we care that gentrification leads to
homelessness? Do we care that the resort we want to build will wipe out
wolverine habitat? The only way forward is to see ourselves as responsible
parts of a larger community and act accordingly. Perhaps stories will help us
get there.” NEWS: June, 2022: Elise Atchison
received a Montana Arts Council Artist Grant for the completion of her
second novel. EVENTS: Saturday, February 11, 2023: Author Night at the Sunday, October 16, 2022: Friends of Livingston Park County Public Library Fundraising Dinner
with authors Doug Peacock, Cathy
Raven, and Elise Atchison, Livingston Bar and Grille, Livingston,
Montana. Friday, Sept. 2, 2022: Crazy Mountain Reading and
Signing at Fact and Fiction, 220 N. Higgins Ave., Missoula, Montana, 7:00
p.m. Monday, August 8, 2022: Thursday, June 23, 2022: Book Release Party for Wednesday, April 27, 2022: Yellowstone Perspectives: Artists
Field Guide to Yellowstone: A
Natural History by Greater Yellowstone’s Artists and Writers, a
discussion with Katie Christiansen, Karen Reinhart, Elise Atchison, Jenni Lowe-Anker, DG House, and Diane Chalfant.
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“ – Debra Magpie Earling,
author of Perma Red and The Lost
Journals of Sacajewea “ – Doug Peacock, author of Grizzly Years and
Was It Worth It, filmmaker, Disabled Veteran – Laura Pritchett, winner of PEN “In this artful, lyrical, deeply moving novel, Elise
Atchison follows a piece of landscape through several lifetimes, capturing
the dramatic complexity of the disrupted West through a full cast of
characters, one lens after another. It’s a full time job, trying to make
sense of the West these days. I find that this extraordinary book helps make
that job a little easier.” – Allen Morris Jones, author of A Bloom of
Bones and Sweeney on the Rocks “Elise Atchison's prose is a vessel of precision and
depth, unafraid to draw the reader into the more shadowed crucibles of life
and help us emerge with light in our hands.” – Shann Ray,
author of American Copper and Sweetclover “With great insight, intelligence, and intimacy, Elise
Atchison explores a singular dilemma: How do we live in paradise without
destroying the very thing we love? ... “I am blown away by – Andrea Peacock, author of – Ken Egan, author of
Sowilo Press/Hidden River Arts, 2022 Softcover, 268 pages ISBN# 979-8985431711 |
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