The Write Question presents Janet Fox
Greetings literary friends!
January 30, on The Write Question, Janet Fox will talk about her new novel for teens and young adults: Faithful. In addition to telling a compelling story, the novel is historically
accurate. Listeners, readers, and students will learn about Yellowstone
Park and a woman's "place" in the society of 1904.
The program will air at 6:30 on YPRadio and 7:30 on MTPR. If you are eating sushi and swilling sake that night and can't listen then, please, listen later online.
If you've missed any other programs you wanted to hear, you can find links to audio on the blog's "Program Links" page: http://thewritequestion.blogspot.com/p/program-links.html
Oh, and -- hold on to your party hat -- Buzzy Jackson will be the TWQ guest on January 6.
May your Happy New Year be filled with the enjoyment and enlightenment of a bushel of books!
Chérie Newman, lucky producer of The Write Quesiton
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