by Jeri Walker | Dec 18, 2017 | Author Interviews
Turns out Roland Clarke and I have being lackluster riders who love horses dearly in common. This marks the last in a year-long series of interviews with Idaho authors. It also marks the final author interview that will appear on the Word Bank blog. All good things... by Jeri Walker | Nov 20, 2017 | Author Interviews
I met Laurie Buchanan a couple of years ago when she first started attending meetings of the Boise Chapter of the Nonfiction Authors Association. Her infectious energy and practical attitude draws people to her presence as well as her book. I’ll soon be working... by Jeri Walker | Oct 23, 2017 | Author Interviews
This Idaho author interview hits the mother lode today with Rick Just. There is a lot to love about this state, and this post drives home so much of what is great about living and writing here. As someone deeply committed to the outdoors, but perhaps less well-versed... by Jeri Walker | Sep 25, 2017 | Author Interviews
I first met Natalie Perry at a monthly meeting for the Boise Chapter of the Nonfiction Authors Association. She’s outgoing, outspoken, and a fun person to be around. As she shared bit of her life and writing goals with the group, it quickly became evident she... by Jeri Walker | Aug 28, 2017 | Author Interviews
This month’s featured author and I go way back. I first met C. C. Magart on the first day of my first job as a high school English teacher. A few years later, we started a critique group with another teacher friend, and I give that group credit for setting me...
