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Hello and welcome. In this catalog we offer a glimpse of Women Writing the West, an
organization that creates strong, authentic and mutually advantageous relationships
between writers, agents, publishers and other professionals. Since our founding in
the early 1990s our mission has expanded to include men and women. Membership
is open to writers worldwide. Members include best selling authors to pre-published
writers in every genre from 19th century frontier historical and biography to
modern-day mysteries, short fiction and essays. We welcome anyone with a passion
for the West to join us.
Each year WWW sponsors the WILLA Literary Awards, named in honor of novelist
Willa Cather, to recognize outstanding literature set in the West. The LAURA Award
acknowledges outstanding short fiction and winners are published in the LAURA
Journal. This catalog of members’ books is published annually and distributed at
book festivals, trade shows and mailed to libraries and book sellers.
Members connect daily on a Yahoo Groups listserve where we share our triumphs,
research questions, promotional opportunities and even details of ranch life. This
listserve is our lifeline, a place where we celebrate the publication of a new book, a
book signing, a literary award or sometimes the setbacks that beset us. We maintain
a blog and Facebook page and invite everyone to “follow” us.
Each October we hold a conference in different cities throughout the West. New
members are welcomed into a nurturing environment where we put faces to names,
meet with agents and editors and attend workshops and panels to further our craft.
We honor the winners of the WILLA Literary Awards and the LAURA Short Fiction
Contest. Our next conference will be in Bend/Redmond, Oregon Oct. 9-11, 2015.
Please join us.
And do visit us at WomenWritingtheWest.org. Be sure to read our newsletter when
you stop by. Happy Trails!
Anne Schroeder
2015 President, Women Writing the West
This catalog is published annually as
a service to our members, providing
educational and industry information to our
membership and those in the publishing
community. Women Writing the West is a
non-profit association of writers and other
professionals writing and promoting the
Women’s West.
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is borrowed from the ground-breaking book
of the same title, edited by Susan Armitage
and Elizabeth Jameson and published by
the University of Oklahoma Press. That book
and the subsequent flood of scholarly books
on the same subject presented an entirely
different view, literally a rediscovery, of
women in the American West. More than
a recognition that women played broader
roles than being ranch wives or prostitutes,
the new view of the Women’s West speaks
to the diversity of women of all cultures and
all time periods. It acknowledges the rich
variety of ways women responded to the
western experience.
The women’s West is based on a tradition
that includes such fine writers as Willa
Cather, Mary Austin, B.M. Bower, Mari
Sandoz, Dorothy Johnson, Juanita Brooks,
Laura Ingalls Wilder, and Helen Hunt
Jackson. Today’s writers who set their work
in the West are creating a literary explosion
said to be comparable to the Southern
literary renaissance in the 1930s. Women
Writing the West is open to all persons
worldwide. Please join us. The membership
form is on the back cover. Now, enjoy this
latest collection of wonderful books written
by members of Women Writing the West.
2014 Board of Directors
Committees & Support Staff
Cynthia Becker
President
Joyce B. Lohse
Administrator
Anne Schroeder
President-Elect
Heidi Thomas
Blog Coordinator
Erin Gray
Past President/WILLA Chair
Liz Simmons
Listserv/Membership Manager
Susan Tweit
VP Marketing
Mary Trimble
Catalog Editor
Nancy Jurka
VP Conference
Doris Eraldi
Website Manager
Carmen Peone
Secretary
Anne Nelson
Accountant
Dawn Wink
Treasurer
Jenny Hancey
Graphic Designer
founding members
table of contents
About Women Writing the West
2
President’s Message
2
The Term ‘Women’s West’
3
Founding Members
19
2013 WILLA Literary Award Winners & Finalists
20
2014 WILLA Literary Award Winners & Finalists
21
WILLA Literary Awards 2015 Application
22
Sustaining Members
22
Member Focus
WILLA Fund Donors
22
23
Member Publishers/Agents
Fiction..................................................................... 4
Nonfiction............................................................. 12
Children’s/Young Adult Fiction......................... 17
Anthology............................................................. 18
Poetry.................................................................... 18
Index...................................................................... 23
Sierra Adare
Natalia Aponte – TOR/Forge
Jane Valentine Barker
Carolyn Bauer
Sarah Bird
Cindy Bonner
Glenn G. Boyer
Irene Bennett Brown
Corinne Brown
Susan Butruille
Jenna Caplette
Jane Chelius – Jane Chelius Literary Agency
Rita Cleary
Margaret Coel
Jane Candia Coleman
Sandra Dallas
John Dofflemyer – Dry Crik Review
Sybil Downing
Karen Emanuelson
Patricia McMartin Enders
Edna Fiore
Kathleen O’Neal Gear
Gary Goldstein
Ann Gorzalka
Harry Helm
Charlotte Hinger
Jerrie Hurd
Judith Janay
Deana Jensen
Erin Jourdan – TOR/Forge
Julie Wallin Kaewert
Jane Kirkpatrick
Alice P. Kober
Dr. Victoria Krueger
Page Lambert
Elaine Long
Mary Lynn Mardis
Dee Marvine
Paul McCarthy
Kay McDonald
Gwendolyn J. Morgan-Jones
Lesley Kellas Payne
Bobette Perrone
Gwen Petersen
Nancy Cathers Phillips
Nell Brown Propst
Linda Quinton – TOR/Forge
Mary Ramstetter
Susan C. Reneau
Glenda Riley
Janet E. Robertson
Lucia St. Clair Robson
Irene “Cindy” Sandell
Karen Sorenson
Linda Sparks
Beth Sullivan – Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
AJ Verdelle
Linda A. White
Jeanne Williams
Jann Arrington Wolcott
Women of the West Museum
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Terms of Surrender
ISBN: 9781468182521
fiction
Brannon, Barbara (with Kay Ellingon)
The Paragraph Ranch
ISBN: 9781620154618
Booktrope
A Tex-patriate writing professor must choose between the
opportunity of a lifetime to finish her book, and returning to care
for Mom—or just maybe figure out how to do both.
theparagraphranch.com barbarabrannon.com/
paragraphranch.htm paragraphranch.com/
Breene, Leslee
Journey to Sand Castle
ISBN: 978-1-484958971
CreateSpace/Amazon
An unimaginable tragedy. Three broken lives. One more chance.
“A tender tale of love, family and healing...previous women’s fiction
publications.” – Colorado Country Life lesleebreene.com
Broday, Linda
Prairie Rose Publications
How do you capture a cowboy’s heart? Nine love stories of the
old West that will leave no doubt — Cupid is a cowboy, and he’s
playing for keeps. prairierosepublications.yolasite.com/
ISBN: 978-0-374-22882-8 (hardback)
ISBN: 978-0-374-71137-5 (e-book)
Sarah Crichton Books; Farrar, Strous & Giroux
In 1966 Charles Whitman hauled guns to the top of the University
of Texas Tower and started shooting pedestrians. “Monday,
Monday” follows three students caught up in the massacre.
elizabethcrookbooks.com
Dawdy, Arletta
By Grace
CreateSpace/Kindle
In 1898 Grace leaves Albany to seek her vocation in NYC,
studying jewelry design at Tiffany’s. Fleeing death threats, Grace
heads West, often changing her identity and appearance.
ArlettaDawdy.com
Huachuca Woman
CreateSpace/Kindle
Josephine Nichols, in 1952, reveals details of her life by re-telling
old family stories. Her adult grandchildren get more than they
dreamt of, bargained for or knew. ArlettaDawdy.com
Downing, Andrea
Loveland
ISBN: 9781612173238
The Wild Rose Press
Returning to the Colorado ranch managed by her uncle, Lady
Alexandra Calthorpe has little idea of how the experience will
alter the future her father has in mind for her.
andreadowning.com
Farrelly, Lorrie
Terms of Engagement
ISBN: 9781469953427
CreateSpace Independent Publishing
Wyoming 1885. Socialite Tess Rutledge is on the run, near death,
saved only by Dr. Robert Devlin’s skill and compassion. Now both
face a deadly–and relentless–peril.
sites.google.com/site/yourbestreads
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CreateSpace Independent Publishing
Forbes, Jamie Lisa
Unbroken
ISBN: 978-1-932636-61-1
Pronghorn Press
Winner 2011 WILLA for Outstanding Contemporary Fiction. “The
plot’s emphasis on two strong women struggling to maintain a
relationship is unique against a dramatic background...of small
town isolation.” – WILLA Judge
Gooch, Margaret
Only the Sky
CreateSpace
A father’s role in an Indian youth’s death and his daughter’s
efforts to avert hostilities rooted in that earlier violence — can
love for her ranch manager sway his resolve?
amazon.com
Grout, Judith
ISBN: 9781495912108
Monday, Monday
ISBN: 9781477648346
ISBN: 9781482718171
Wyoming 1904. When wildlife conservationist Kinley Cantrell’s
spirit and passion clash with Game Warden Bram Killoran’s duty
and desire, their hearts — and their very lives– are at risk.
sites.google.com/site/yourbestreads
Chasing the Strawberry Moon
Crook, Elizabeth
ISBN: 9781479271047
Terms of Temptation
ISBN: 9781453792148
Hearts and Spurs
ISBN: 9781494990404
CreateSpace Independent Publishing
Wyoming 1866. Haunted Confederate veteran Michael Cantrell
rides into the furor of rancher Annie Devlin’s war. Standing with
her will test the limits of his courage–and his passion.
sites.google.com/site/yourbestreads
CreateSpace Independent Publishing
Two teenage girls run away from home and hitchhike across the
western U.S. The trek proves much more challenging than they
bargained for. A compelling real-life adventure.
judithgrout.com
fiction
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fiction
Hendren, Anne
A Dream of Good and Evil
ISBN: 9780615696003
Ring of Fire Publishing
Green architecture and a woman’s desire to learn the truth about
a friend’s murder. “A Dream of Good and Evil” is a novel of crime,
punishment and personal redemption.
annehendren.com
Project Runaway
ISBN: 9780615821344
Ring of Fire Publishing
Set in New York and the Rocky Mountain west, “Project Runaway”
wraps suicide and fraud inside the intrigue of fashion and design
as designer/quilter Karin Ohisson comes of age.
annehendren.com
Hinger, Charlotte
Hidden Heritage
ISBN: 9781464200748
Poisoned Pen Press
After a gruesome killing at the local feedyard an ancient Spanish
woman pulls Kansas undersheriff Lottie Albright into the dark
side of magic while she tries to solve the murder.
charlottehinger.com
Hinton, Tammy
Retribution
ISBN: 9781494752279
Prickly Pear Press
The war changed everything Emilee loved. Death rode the same
trail west. Emilee vowed she’d deliver the villain to the hanging
tree or put a bullet in him herself. tammyhinton.com
Isenberg, Jane
The Bones and the Book
ISBN: 9780984010929
Oconee Spirit Press
WILLA winner. “The lives of Aliza and Rachel in 1900 and 1965
Seattle are beautifully woven together as each discovers her
strengths as a woman and a Jew.” – Sharan Newman
JaneIsenberg.com
Kirkpatrick, Jane
A Light in the Wilderness
ISBN: 97808007022319
Revell A division of Baker
Based on fact: Letitia, a former slave seeks justice in 1845 Oregon
territory; Nancy, hopes for relief from sorrow; and a Kalapuya
woman transforms all their lives including her own.
jkbooks.com
Sincerely Yours
ISBN: 9780800722043
Revell, A Division of Baker
Four authors write of four women who receive a letter that
changes their lives. Spanning a century and a continent, these
romantic novellas lead to a landscape of love.
jkbooks.com
Kondazian, Karen
The Whip
ISBN: 9781601823021
Hansen Publishing Group
Inspired by the true story of Charlotte “Charley” Parkhurst
(1812-1879). The destruction of her family drove her west to
California, dressed as a man, to track the killer.
kondazian.com
Lincoln, Deborah
Agnes Canon’s War
ISBN: 9780985808679
Blank Slate Press
In turbulent, pre-civil war Missouri, Agnes Canon and Jabez
Robinson face the reality that freedom—of a slave, of the South,
or of a woman—is measured in blood.
deborahlincoln.org
Lynch, Kristen
Silver
ISBN: 9781940222264
Pen-L Publishing
Based upon the documented “Owyhee War” SILVER pulls back
the pages of the Old West and reveals a hidden chapter of the
mining boom, where the mountains offered untold fortunes.
silverthenovel.com
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fiction
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fiction
Martin, Jonnie
Wrangle
ISBN: 1494887312
The war
changed
everything Emilee
loved. The young
woman couldn’t
foresee the
terror that the
peace would
bring. Moving to
Texas seemed
the answer, but
Death rode the
same trail west.
About the Author:
>> Will Rogers Medallion Award Winner
>>Western Writers of America Spur Finalist
>> Women Writing the West WILLA Finalist
Visit the author at: www.TammyHinton.com
Available through Amazon, B&N, CreateSpace
and on all mobile devices.
CreateSpace Independent Publishing
City-bred Shannon Murphy embraces the dangerous and tactile
world of quarter-horse racing in Texas in the 1970s in this literary
western about life and family loyalty. jonniemartin.com
Mayo, C.M.
The Last Prince of the Mexican Empire
ISBN: 9781936071616
Unbridled Books
A Library Journal Best Book of 2009, based on the true story. “A
swashbuckling, riotous good time, befitting the fairy-tale promise
of the opening sentence.” – Austin American-Statesman
cmmayo.com
Noonan, C.J.
The House on Harrigan’s Hill
ISBN: 9780970805065
Sand Hill Press
In Sierra Nevada 1910 Truckee, well-paced action and lively
characters capture the drama facing indefatigable Mary Edwards
as 20th century California transforms from frontier to today’s
modern economy. cjnoonan.com
Nowak, Pamela
Changes
ISBN: 9781432827533
Five Star Frontier Fiction/Gale
A spirited librarian with a hidden heritage, an ambitious attorney
with his own view of the law, the 1879 Trial of Standing Bear—a
quest for justice brings changes to all. pamelanowak.com
Nunn, Susan
Song of the Earth
ISBN: 139780692235102
Tehom Books
As chaos erupts on the borderlands, Jessie helps immigrants pull
a federal agent from a raging flashflood. A passionate love story
exploring the depth and complexity of our convictions.
csusannunn.com
Nyman, Leslie
The Sound of Her Own Voice
ISBN: 9781432784782
Outskirts Press
A young Jewish woman travels to the California Gold Rush
in 1849. She experiences adventures and turns misfortune to
success. She lives a life of music, danger and love.
outskirtspress.com/thesoundofherownvoice
Pashley, Ava
The Storyteller
ISBN: 9781922022936
Vivid Publishing/Tank & Ferry
Entertainment
A courageous young writer living on a ranch in southern
Wyoming falls for the new foreman and risks both their lives
while unwittingly exposing a dark secret in her hometown.
avapashley.com
Phillips, Joyce E.
Mesa Mystery
ISBN: 978143273414-5
Outskirts Press
A fiction murder mystery in Cortez and Mesa Verde. A pot stealer
kills a young woman. Paula and Daniel try to find the killer and
stop pottery thieves.
Poling-Kempes, Leslie
Bone Horses
ISBN: 9781888809657
La Alameda Press
Tony Hillerman Award for Best Fiction; Silver Medalist, 2014
IPPY Awards: “...vivid characters and big American themes...
an exquisitely beautiful and haunting read.” – Douglas Preston
lesleypoling-kempes.net
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fiction
Rifkin, Gini
A Cowboy’s Fate
ISBN: 9781628303889
The Wild Rose Press
Colorado, 1880. She believes in the Tarot cards. Four-of-a-kind
is more his style. Will love be waiting at the end of the trail? Or
could Cody’s past destroy their future?
ginirifkin.com
Special Delivery
ISBN: 9781612171678
The Wild Rose Press
A mysterious letter, and the drop-dead handsome town marshal,
are the last things Mariah expects to find making rounds as a
midwife in 1888 Colorado. 5 stars/Fall into Reading.
ginirifkin.com
Rochlin, Harriet
Desert Dwellers Trilogy
ISBN: 0974134961
Roots West Press
Track Frieda Levie from San Francisco Jewish boardinghouse to
the Arizona-Sonora desert. In twelve exhilarating, excruciating
years, she learns where and with whom she belongs.
Available at rochlin-roots-west.com, amazon.com,
barnesandnoble.com.
Schroeder, Anne
Cholama Moon
ISBN: 9781610091299
Oak Tree Press
In 1870’s California’s Central Valley, a gritty young girl is raised
by a gruff ranchhand and an overworked Mission Indian woman
until a stranger helps her find her destiny.
anneschroederauthor.blogspot.com
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fiction
Sedmak, Terri
Heartland: On the Side of Angels (The Liberty &
Property Legends, Volume 1) ISBN: 9781921787393
Vivid Publishing/Tank & Ferry
Entertainment
Wyoming, 1883. Three families. One Alliance. A cold-blooded
murder. The secrets. The conflict. The passion. And the fight for
justice. The saga begins. “Fast-paced and riveting.” – Midwest
Book Review.
terrisedmak.com
Empire for Liberty: Dangerous Lullaby (The
Liberty & Property Legends, Volume 2)
ISBN: 9781921787638
Vivid Publishing/Tank & Ferry
Entertainment
Terror grows, heroes rise. “A subtle post-colonial undertone, a
more obvious early-feminist thread, part of the fabric of a strong
story. A very clever second book.” – Kate Matthew, historian.
terrisedmak.com
First Country: Tinged with Rose (The Liberty &
Property Legends, Volume 3)
ISBN: 9781925086195
Vivid Publishing/Tank & Ferry
Entertainment
The grand adventure of The West & Gilded Age continues. Across
the path of justice and truth lies the shadow of heartache and
vengeance. “Spritely, captivating, enduring.” – PS News.
terrisedmak.com
Sundell, Joanne
Arctic Storm: Watch Eyes Trilogy - Book One
ISBN: 978-1-4328-2916-2
Five Star, Gale/Cengage Learning
Call of the Wild meets Brother Bear in this epic tale and adventure,
endurance, and young love. A Heroic journey tested against
America’s last frontier.
joannesundell.com
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fiction
Thomas, Diane P.
The Buffalo Messenger
ISBN: 9781495949135
Big Dry Creek Publishing
In 1910, two sick Dakota girls cause a deadly encounter
by running away from boarding school to find the buffalo
messenger—a red cricket medallion that points the way.
buffalomessenger.com
Thomas, Heidi M.
Dare to Dream
ISBN: 9780762797004
Globe Pequot/Twodot Press
Third in the “Cowgirl Dreams” series, WWII era. Nettie is ready
to rodeo again when the RAA enforces its ban against women
riding roughstock. Her fury can’t change things...yet.
heidimthomas.com
Trimble, Mary E.
Tenderfoot
ISBN: 9780615831954
CreateSpace
Corrie’s life is about to erupt, right along with Mount St. Helens.
Rancher J McClure has a fire burning within. Love, ranching and
an erupting mountain explode together.
MaryTrimbleBooks.com
Wallace, Louise Lenahan
Day Unto Day
ISBN: 978-0-9846297-1-8
All Things That Matter Press
The Civil War over, the Edwards family anticipates living out their
days peacefully. Fate, however, has other plans. Tragedy strikes,
with consequences that ripple far beyond their farm and village.
louiselenahanwallace.com
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fiction/nonfiction
Williams, Alethea
Walls for the Wind
ISBN: 9781611608625 Whiskey Creek Press LLC
New York City slums. Immigrants. Gamblers. Soiled doves. A
22-year-old placing agent. An orphan train. End of track, Hell
on Wheels, Cheyenne, Dakota Territory. Now the challenge for
survival begins.
aletheawilliams.weebly.com/
Wurth, K. Lyn
The Darkwater Liar’s Account
ISBN: 9781491080238
True to Story Publishing
Nebraska farmer Bridget Wheeler records her youthful
complicity with Nazi darkness in a tattered ledger from her
cellar, recalculating her crimes before yet another person dies
on her account.
klynwurth.com
nonfiction
Baptiste, Mary Beth
Altitude Adjustment: A Quest for Love, Home,
and Meaning in the Titons
ISBN: 978-0-7627-9134-7
Two-Dot/Globe Pequot Press
This thoughtful, humorous memoir follows a wildlife biologist’s
quest for purpose and redemption through wilderness adventure,
solitude, and offbeat human connections in Jackson Hole’s Grand
Teton National Park.
marybethbaptiste.com
Elwood-Akers, Virginia
Caroline Severance
ISBN: 978-1-4502-3627-0
i-Universe
First full-length biography of American suffragist Caroline
Severance. Winner of the Writer’s Digest 2013 Self-Published
Book Awards.
virginiaelwood-akers.com
Fisher, Janet
A Place of Her Own: The Legacy of Oregon
Pioneer Martha Poindexter Maupin
ISBN: 9780762796014
TwoDot/Globe Pequot
Martha defies her parents to marry Garrett, but when he dies,
leaving her alone on the frontier with their children, she buys a
farm the author, her great-great-granddaughter, now owns.
janetfishernovels.com
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nonfiction
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nonfiction
Goeres-Gardner, Diane L
Images of America: Oregon Asylum
ISBN: 978-0-7385-9988-5
Arcadia Publishing
Photos and analytical graphs reveal the story behind the west
coast’s oldest intact mental hospital. Opened in 1883, today the
original building has been restored after a $360 million restoration.
dlgoeres-gardner.com
Images of America: Roseburg
ISBN: 978-0-7385-8031-9
Arcadia Publishing
Using photos provided by the Douglas County Museum and
county residents, Roseburg details the various people and
institutions that helped a small settlement grow to a wonderful
city. dlgoeres-gardner.com
Inside Oregon State Hospital: A History of
Tragedy and Triumph
ISBN: 978-1-62619-040-5
The History Press
Experience 130 years of mental health history through the eyes of
the patients who lived there. Physicians injected poisons, cut out
pieces of brain tissue and sterilized patients in terrifying attempts
at a cure. dlgoeres-gardner.com
Murder, Morality and Madness: Women
Criminals in Early Oregon
ISBN: 978-0-87004-470-0
Caxton Press
Women criminals were rare in Oregon prior to 1900, but from
Charity Lamb, the first woman convicted of murder, to Carrie
Bradley, the madam who destroyed Portland’s elite, these stories
will fascinate any reader. dlgoeres-gardner.com
Necktie Parties: Legal Executions in Oregon,
1851-1905
ISBN: 978-0-87004-446-5
In chronological order, Necktie Parties relates the stories of fifty
men hanged for murder in Oregon prior to 1905. Each story is
complete in itself, yet part of a history beginning in 1851.
dlgoeres-gardner.com
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Gravett, Amron
Chimney Rock National Monument
ISBN: 9781467131612
Arcadia Publishing
The appreciation of the Chimney Rock region goes back
more than 1,000 years. Located in southwestern Colorado,
the Ancestral Puebloans inhabited this region as an outlier
community of Chaco Canyon.
arcadiapublishing.com
Johnston, Linda S.
Hope Amid Hardship: Pioneer Voices from
Kansas Territory
ISBN: 9780762784868
Two Dot/Globe Pequot Press
The writings of sixty men and women reveal the brighter side of
pioneer life–the moments that gave them reason to sing, dance,
and celebrate. Beautifully illustrated by the author.
lindasjohnston.com
nonfiction
Jones, Andrea
Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from
Colorado
ISBN: 9781609381875
Bur Oak Books/University of Iowa
Press
Meditating on the joys and challenges of life outside the urban
boundary, Jones honors the subtleties of the natural world while
seeking ways to safeguard the health of the land.
jonesliteraryservices.com
Kaelin, Celinda Reynolds
American Indians of the Pikes Peak Region
ISBN: 978-0-7385-4847-0
Arcadia Publishing
Thousands of years before Zebulon Pike’s name became attached
to this famous mountain, Pikes Peak was home to indigenous
people. This is their story. 200 Photos, maps, bibliography, Index
Pikes Peak Back Country
ISBN: 0-87004-391-9
Caxton Press
This is the story of the OTHER side of Colorado’s best known
mountain–the region west of Pikes Peak. Photos, bibliography,
index.
Kirkpatrick, Jane
A Simple Gift of Comfort
ISBN: 9780578111179
Jane Kirkpatrick, Inc
When you don’t know what to say to someone struggling in life,
look to this book by WILLA Award-winning author and mental
health professional. For comfort in Wilderness Places.
jkbooks.com
Homestead, A Memoir
ISBN: 9781629110059
Whitaker House
Kurtz, Mary B.
At Home in the Elk River Valley: Reflections on
Family, Place and the West
ISBN: 9781608449446
Dog Ear Publishing
An insightful journey into the history, natural world and community
of a special Colorado mountain valley. NIEA Finalist for Regional
Non-Fiction and 2012 CIPA Bronze Winner for Non-Fiction.
marybkurtz.com
Lipp-Acord, Darcy
Circling Back Home: A Plainswoman’s Journey
ISBN: 978-0-9860355-5-5
S.D. Historical Society Press
At a time when values of frugality, home, family and care of the
land seem increasingly absent, one woman looks to her past to
create a life of significance for her family.
Lohse, Joyce
Baby Doe Tabor: Matchless Silver Queen
ISBN: 978-86541-107-4
Filter Press
Baby Doe Tabor’s legendary story of Colorado’s mining history took
her from rags to riches, and back again, while she struggled to
keep the Matchless Mine. An award-winning biography.
LohseWorks.com
Massey, Cynthia Leal
Death of a Texas Ranger
ISBN: 9780762793051
TwoDot, an imprint of Globe Pequot
Press
The true story of the 1873 murder of a Texas Ranger and his son’s
quest for justice. Narrative nonfiction at its best.
cynthialealmassey.com
Back in print! Riveting story of following a dream, heard on
C-Span Book TV You Tube of modern pioneer couple pursuing a
life at the edge of possibility.
youtube/gv2kqyZaXFg jkbooks.com
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nonfiction
Mayo, C.M.
Metaphysical Odyssey into the Mexican
Revolution: Francisco I. Madero and His Secret
Book, Spiritist Manual
ISBN: 9780988797000
Dancing Chiva
Award-winning writer and noted literary translator C.M. Mayo
provides a rich introduction and the first translation of the secret
book by the leader of Mexico’s 1910 Revolution. cmmayo.com
Miraculous Air: Journey of a Thousand Miles
through Baja California, the Other Mexico
ISBN: 9781571313041
Milkweed Editions
“A luminous exploration of Baja California… a work of nonfiction
that elides into modern myth.” – Los Angeles Times Book
Review cmmayo.com
Montanye, Mary
Above Tree Line
ISBN: 9780988770393
Wild Ginger Press
One woman’s story of personal, familial and marital breakdown,
and the healing that occurs when she finds home again beside
the wild and scenic Cache La Poudre River in Colorado.
marymontanye.com
Rapaport, Diane Sward
Home Sweet Jerome: Death and Rebirth of
Arizona’s Richest Copper Mining City
ISBN: 978-1-55566-454-1
Johnson Books (Big Earth Publishing)
Unexpected alliances help a town too stubborn to die after
mining abandoned it in 1953 come back as a famous ghost town,
hippie hideout and celebrated art and history designation.
homesweetjerome.net
Rochlin, Harriet
Pioneer Jews: A New Life in the Far West
ISBN: 9781491720172
Authors Guild/BackinPrint.com/
iUniverse
2014 updated republication of the classic 2000 edition. “Social
history at its best — entertaining, engaging, full of little-known
information about famous and not-so-famous Jewish pioneers.” –
San Francisco Chronicle. rochlin-roots-west.com
Sharp, Lisa G.
A Slow Trot Home
ISBN: 9781627870740
Wheatmark
Memoir of an historic US/Mexico border ranch, a woman’s
determination to stay on the land, love and loss of home, which is
now an Arizona State Park lisagsharp.com
Short, Kayann
A Bushel’s Worth: An Ecobiography
ISBN: 9781937226190
Torrey House Press
A graceful memoir of reunion with a family’s farming past and a
call for agricultural preservation today. Sarton Memoir finalist and
Silver Nautilus winner in Green Living and Sustainability.
abushelsworth.com
Sternberg, Barbara
Anne Evans, A Pioneer in Colorado’s Cultural
History: The Things That Last When Gold is
Gone
ISBN: 9780615383996
Center for Colorado and the West
and Buffalo Park Press
First biography of Anne Evans (1897-1941), major contributor to
the early development of the Denver Art Museum, Denver Public
Library, Central City Summer Festival, Denver University’s Arts
and Theater Departments. anne-evans.com
Thomas, Heidi M.
Cowgirl Up!
ISBN: 9780762789641 Globe Pequot/Twodot Press
A history of women’s rodeo. Cowgirls of the early twentieth
century did it all, just like the men, only wearing skirts,
sometimes with a baby waiting behind the chutes.
heidimthomas.com
Weston, Julie
The Good Times Are All Gone Now: The Life,
Death and Rebirth in an Idaho Mining Town
ISBN: 978-0-806-14075-9
University of Oklahoma Press
“(This) is a smartly written, introspective, well-researched, not
always playful romp through the tribulations of a company town
and the angst of the then-adolescent author.” – Jay Meeham,
Bloomsbury Review julieweston.com
Winograd, Kathryn
Phantom Canyon: Essays of Reclamation
ISBN: 9781938633249
Conundrum Press
From violation to silence to reclamation, Winograd braids her
history with the Colorado land she loves. Her essays become
concentric circles–building to deeper meaning and truth,
revealing, at center, mercy. kathrynwinograd.com
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nonfiction/children’s/YA fiction
Gray, Erin
Moonshine Murder
ISBN: 9781938370083
Treble Heart Books
The cabin in the mountains is the only home seventeen-year-old
Lenora has ever known. But when her father dies from tainted
moonshine, she is forced into a life of danger.
erinsgray.com
Jenner, Frances Bonney
Prairie Journey
ISBN: 9781617203718
Irie Books
While struggling to survive the perils of her family’s journey
west on the California Trail in 1850, twelve year old Savannah
experiences an unexpected turn of events that changes
everything.
prairiejourney.com
Squires, Janet
The Gingerbread Cowboy
ISBN: 0-06-077863-6 Hardcover, ISBN: 0-06-077864-0 Library Binding
Laura Geringer Books/
HarperCollins Publishers
The Gingerbread Cowboy runs from the rancher’s wife, dashes
past javelinas, and giddyups away from cattle grazing on the
mesa. But what happens when he meets a sly coyote?
janetsquiresbooks.com
Zajani, Sally
A Mine of Her Own: Women Prospectors in the
American West, 1850-1950
ISBN: 0-8032-4914-4
University of Nebraska Press
Now available in paperback! Reviewer Susan Armitage calls
it “a lively and consistently engaging narrative solidly based in
expertise.” A lost piece of women’s history. bisonbooks.com
Helen J. Stewart: First Lady of Las Vegas
ISBN: 978-1-935043-38-6
Stephens Press
The pioneer known as the “First Lady of Las Vegas” was a mother
of five, rancher, business woman, community leader, and friend to
the Indians, whom she still inspires.
nevadahistorybooks.stephenspress.com/stephens-press/
Sarah Winnemucca
ISBN: 978-0803299214
University of Nebraska Press
Winner of the Evans Biography Award and the Westerners
International Book Award! The moving story of one of the most
influential and charismatic Native American women in American
history. bisonbooks.com
children’s/young
adult – fiction
Foard, Sheila Wood
Harvey Girl
ISBN: 9780896725706
Texas Tech University Press
Heading west and taking a job as a Harvey Girl, underage Clara
Massie struggles to learn the demanding Harvey Way and shed her
farm-girl image to become a confident woman.
sheilawoodfoard.com
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anthology/poetry
anthology
Mayo, C.M.
Mexico: A Traveler’s Literary Companion
ISBN: 9781883513153
Whereabouts Press
Twenty-fours works by Mexican writers. “It will open your eyes,
fill you with pleasure and render our perennial vecinos a little less
distante.” Los Angeles Times Book Review cmmayo.com
poetry
Morgan, Gwendolyn
Crow Feathers, Red Ochre, Green Tea
ISBN: 9780988943018
Hiraeth Press
This collection offers richly textured poetic renderings of
natural landscapes and emotional nuances in response to those
landscapes -- a deep sense of care for and rootedness in the
earth. gwendolynmorganrose.com/wordpress/
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Congratulations!
Women Writing the West | 19
2014
WILLA
Winners &
Finalists
Contemporary Fiction
Bone Horses by Lesley Poling-Kempes, La Alameda
Press (Winner)
Jackson’s Pond, Texas by Teddy Jones, Midtown
Publishing, Inc.
Blood of the White Bear by Marcia Calhoun Forecki
and Gerald Schnitzer, WriteLife, LLC
Historical Fiction
Dollybird by Anne Lazurko, Coteau Books (Winner)
Meadowlark by Dawn Wink, Pronghorn Press
A Wilder Rose by Susan Wittig Albert, Persevero Press
Original Softcover Fiction
Junction, Utah by Rebecca Lawton, Wavegirl Books
(Winner)
Merciless by Lori Armstrong, Simon and Schuster/
Touchstone
Bodie by Anne Sweazy-Kulju, Tate Publishing
Creative Nonfiction
Gaining Daylight: Life on Two Islands by Sara
Loewen, University of Alaska Press (Winner)
Dirt Work: An Education in the Woods by Christine
Byl, Beacon Press
Circling Back Home: A Plainswoman’s Journey
by Darcy Lipp-Acord, South Dakota State Historical
Society Press
Scholarly Nonfiction
Trail Sisters: Freedwomen in Indian Territory, 18501890 by Linda Williams Reese, Texas Tech University
Press (Winner)
I Fought a Good Fight: A History of the Lipan
Apaches by Sherry Robinson, University of North
Texas Press
Lady at the O.K. Corral: The True Story of Josephine
Marcus Earp by Ann Kirschner, Harper Collins
Poetry
Losing the Ring in the River by Marge Saiser,
University of New Mexico Press (Winner)
Upriver by Carolyn Kremers, University of Alaska
Press
Life Between Dust & Clouds by Sally Harper Bates,
Morris Publishing
Children’s/YA
& Nonfiction
Written in Stone by Rosanne Parry, Random House
Children’s Books (Winner)
Taking the Reins by Dayle Campbell Gaetz, Coteau
Books
My Magic Cowboy by Katy Lente, Casa de
Snapdragon LLC Publishing
Congratulations!
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Application for 2015 WILLA Literary Awards
Capturing the Diversity of the Women’s West
Honoring Books Published in 2014
*Entry deadline - February 1, 2015. *Application Fee - $50 per entry.
The WILLA Literary Awards is a nationally recognized award given annually to writers for books featuring women’s
or girls’ stories set in the West. Women Writing the West, a nonprofit association of writers and other professionals
writing and promoting the Women’s West, underwrites and presents the awards. Only books initially published
and copyrighted in 2014 (in any form) are eligible for the WILLA Literary Awards. In cases where the publication
date and copyright date differ, copyright date shall prevail. Books previously released/published in ANY format
(hardcover, softcover, e-book, CD, Internet download, POD, etc.) prior to 2014 are not eligible. All submissions must be made in bound hard copy
form. Professional librarians select Winners and Finalists. Awards will be presented at the WWW annual conference in October, 2015.
Please obtain guidelines before entering. Complete award information and guidelines (including information for books
published in electronic formats) are posted for downloading on the WWW web site: www.WomenWritingtheWest.org or
may be obtained by writing Women Writing the West, 8547 E. Arapahoe Rd., #J-541, Greenwood Village, CO 80112-1436.
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** Complete one entry form per book entered
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Please provide as much contact information as possible so that we may make appropriate notifications and/or
request further information for promoting our award Winners and Finalists.
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Contemporary Fiction: Cindy Sandell, 2221 Tamarisk, Plano, TX 75023
Historical Fiction: Linda Jacobs, 4972 Black Quartz Rd., Las Cruces, NM 88011
Creative Nonfiction: Kayann Short, 5169 Ute Hwy, Longmont, CO, 80503 Scholarly Nonfiction: Linda Hasselstrom, P.O. Box 169, Hermosa, SD 57744-0169
Poetry: Lisa Hase-Jackson, 940 East Estates Blvd. Apt. X. Charleston, SC, 29414
Original Softcover Fiction (trade or mass market): Betty Bauer, 14130 Slater Street, Overland Park, KS 66221
Children’s and Young Adult Fiction and Nonfiction: Sue McWilliams, P.O. Box 208, Lewis, CO 81327
Each book may be entered in only one category.
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2014 WILLA fund donors
Sandra Dallas – Denver, CO
Virginia Van Druten – Lafayette, CA
Leslee Breene – Englewood, CO
Jean A. Lukesh – Palmer, NE
Nancy Bo Flood – Glenwood Springs, CO
Laurel Anne Hill – Orinda, CA
Diana Allen Kouris – Kinnear, WY
Marcia Hensley – Westminster, CO
Kaye Roll – Torrance, CA
Nancy Curtis – Glendo, WY
Sybil Barnes – Estes Park, CO
Alice D. Trego – West Jordan, UT
Jamie Lisa Forbes – Greensboro, NC
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Memoir and digital storytelling workshops,
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Index
Arrington-Wolcott, Jann........ New Mexico..................Fiction.................................. 5
Baptiste,Mary Beth................. Wyoming........................Nonfiction.......................... 12
Brannon,Barbara..................... Texas..............................Fiction.................................. 4
Breene,Leslee.......................... Colorado.........................Fiction.................................. 4
Broday,Linda........................... Texas..............................Fiction.................................. 4
Crook,Elizabeth...................... Texas..............................Fiction.................................. 4
Dawdy,Arletta......................... California........................Fiction.................................. 4
Dehlinger,Ginger.................... Oregon...........................Fiction.................................. 8
Downing,Andrea.................... Nevada...........................Fiction.................................. 4
Drougas,Susie......................... Washington...................Fiction.................................. 6
Elwood-Akers,Virginia........... California........................Nonfiction.......................... 12
Farrelly,Lorrie.......................... California........................Fiction.................................. 4
Fisher,Janet............................. Oregon...........................Nonfiction.......................... 12
Foard,Sheila Wood.................. Missouri.........................Children’s/YA.................... 17
Forbes,Jamie Lisa................... North Carolina...............Fiction.................................. 4
Forecki,Marcia Calhoun......... Iowa................................Fiction................................ 10
Goeres-Gardner,Diane L........ Oregon...........................Nonfiction.......................... 14
Gooch,Margaret..................... Massachusetts..............Fiction.................................. 4
Gravett,Amron........................ Colorado.........................Nonfiction.......................... 14
Gray,Erin.................................. Colorado.........................Children’s/YA.................... 17
Grout,Judith............................ Arizona...........................Fiction.............................. 4, 6
Hasselstrom,Linda M............. South Dakota.................Member Focus.................. 22
Hendren,Anne........................ Oregon...........................Fiction.................................. 6
Hinger, Charlotte.................... Colorado.........................Fiction.................................. 6
Hinton, Tammy....................... Oklahoma.......................Fiction.............................. 6, 8
Isenberg, Jane......................... Washington...................Fiction.................................. 6
Jenner, Frances....................... Colorado.........................Children’s/YA............... 17,18
Johnston, Linda S................... Virginia...........................Nonfiction.......................... 14
Jones, Andrea......................... Colorado.........................Nonfiction.................... 14, 15
Kaelin, Celinda Reynolds....... Colorado.........................Nonfiction.......................... 15
Kirkpatrick, Jane..................... Oregon...........................Fiction.............................. 6, 7
................................................ .......................................Nonfiction.......................... 15
Kondazian, Karen.................... California........................Fiction.............................. 6, 9
Kurtz, Mary B.......................... Colorado.........................Nonfiction.......................... 15
Lincoln, Deborah.................... Oregon...........................Fiction.................................. 6
Lipp-Acord, Darcy.................. Wyoming........................Nonfiction.......................... 15
Lohse, Joyce............................ Colorado.........................Nonfiction.......................... 15
Lynch, Kristen......................... Idaho..............................Fiction.................................. 6
Martin, Jonnie......................... Texas..............................Fiction.................................. 8
Massey, Cynthia Leal............. Texas..............................Nonfiction.......................... 15
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agents
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Mayo, C.M............................... California........................Fiction.................................. 8
................................................ .......................................Nonfiction.......................... 16
................................................ .......................................Anthology.......................... 18
................................................ .......................................Member Focus.................. 22
McFadden, Roni...................... California........................Nonfiction.......................... 16
Montanye, Mary ..................... Colorado.........................Nonfiction.......................... 16
Morgan, Gwendolyn............... Washington...................Poetry................................. 18
Noonan, C.J............................. California........................Fiction.................................. 8
Nowak, Pamela....................... Colorado.........................Fiction.................................. 8
Nunn,, Susan........................... Mossouri........................Fiction.................................. 8
Nyman, Leslie......................... Massachusetts..............Fiction.................................. 8
Pashley, Ava............................ Australia.........................Fiction.................................. 8
Phillips, Joyce E...................... California........................Fiction.................................. 8
Poling-Kempes, Leslie............ New Mexico..................Fiction.............................. 8, 9
Rapaport, Diane Sward.......... Oregon...........................Nonfiction.......................... 16
Redmond, Shirley Raye.......... New Mexico..................Fiction................................ 10
Rifkin, Gini............................... Colorado.........................Fiction.................................. 9
Rocklin, Harriet....................... California........................Fiction............................ 9, 10
................................................ .......................................Nonfiction.......................... 16
Schroeder, Anne...................... Oregon...........................Fiction.................................. 9
Sedmak, Terri.......................... Australia.........................Fiction.......................... 10, 11
Sharp, Lisa G........................... New Mexico..................Nonfiction.......................... 16
Short, Kayann.......................... Colorado.........................Nonfiction.......................... 16
................................................ .......................................Member Focus.................. 22
Squires, Janet.......................... California........................Children’s/YA.............. 17, 18
Sternberg, Barbara.................. Colorado.........................Nonfiction.......................... 16
Sundell, Joanne....................... Colorado.........................Fiction.......................... 10, 12
Thomas, Diane........................ Colorado.........................Fiction................................ 11
Thomas, Heidi......................... Arizona...........................Fiction................................ 11
................................................ .......................................Nonfiction.......................... 16
................................................ .......................................Member Focus.................. 22
Trego, Alice............................. Utah................................Member Focus.................. 22
Trimble, Mary E...................... Washington...................Fiction................................ 11
Wallace, Louise Lenahan....... Washington...................Fiction................................ 11
Weston, Julie........................... Idaho..............................Nonfiction.......................... 16
Williams, Alethea.................... Wyoming........................Fiction................................ 12
Winograd, Kathryn.................. Colorado.........................Nonfiction.................... 16, 17
Wurth, Kelly............................. Iowa................................Fiction................................ 12
Zanjani, Sally........................... Nevada...........................Nonfiction.......................... 17
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Fayetteville, AR 72702
479-871-3330
www.Pen-L.com
Contact: Duke Pennell
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332 E. Rudasill Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85794
520-623-9558
www.treasurechestbooks.com
Contact: Susan Lowell
941 Calle Mejia #507
Santa Fe, NM 87501
505-474-9139
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