"The Summer Son" reading at Fact & Fiction in Missoula, April 19
I'll be reading from my new novel, "The Summer Son," at Fact & Fiction in downtown Missoula on Tuesday, April 19 (that's tomorrow). The event starts at 7 p.m.
Here are a couple of recent reviews of the book:
Missoula Independent: "This book is a fitfully insightful prompt that dormant secrets are always an inch away, ready to destroy or to transform."
New West: "The Billings author has put his heart into telling the story of an embittered relationship between narrator Mitch Quillen and his 71-year-old father, going deep into territory that feels both singularly personal for Lancaster and universally accessible for readers who will identify with what’s at stake here."
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Comment by Ken Egan on April 22, 2011 at 7:01am -
Congratulations, Craig--love your book, and your reading was informative and engaging. Now if we could only have a summer sun so we could read "Summer Son" by a river or creek!
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