Nancy Roth was a long-time staff member at Spokane Public Radio and former host of The Bookshelf . Her voice is still heard on the SPR airwaves from time to time on The Bookshelf and Men in Charge .

Heather Tillery lives in Spokane with her husband, three daughters, and her cat, each beloved, and all muses. She has a B.A. in Creative Writing, and is currently a MFA candidate at Eastern Washington University. Her poetry explores the themes of motherhood, the journey towards wholeness, and navigating life in present day America.

Heather Tillery lives in Spokane with her husband, three daughters, and her cat, each beloved, and all muses. She has a B.A. in Creative Writing, and is currently a MFA candidate at Eastern Washington University. Her poetry explores the themes of motherhood, the journey towards wholeness, and navigating life in present day America.

Heather Tillery lives in Spokane with her husband, three daughters, and her cat, each beloved, and all muses. She has a B.A. in Creative Writing, and is currently a MFA candidate at Eastern Washington University. Her poetry explores the themes of motherhood, the journey towards wholeness, and navigating life in present day America.

Heather Tillery lives in Spokane with her husband, three daughters, and her cat, each beloved, and all muses. She has a B.A. in Creative Writing, and is currently a MFA candidate at Eastern Washington University. Her poetry explores the themes of motherhood, the journey towards wholeness, and navigating life in present day America.

Heather Tillery lives in Spokane with her husband, three daughters, and her cat, each beloved, and all muses. She has a B.A. in Creative Writing, and is currently a MFA candidate at Eastern Washington University. Her poetry explores the themes of motherhood, the journey towards wholeness, and navigating life in present day America.

Tim Hunt holds a Ph. D. in English from Northern Illinois University which he never used much since he mainly taught interdisciplinary studies, non-profit management, and communications. He came to Idaho in 1987 to be the executive director of The Festival at Sandpoint in the Gunther Schuller years. He returned to higher education at Lewis-Clark State College as an Associate Professor of Language, Literature and Communications and Director of the Coeur d’Alene Center. His next job was as a field

Tim Hunt holds a Ph. D. in English from Northern Illinois University which he never used much since he mainly taught interdisciplinary studies, non-profit management, and communications. He came to Idaho in 1987 to be the executive director of The Festival at Sandpoint in the Gunther Schuller years. He returned to higher education at Lewis-Clark State College as an Associate Professor of Language, Literature and Communications and Director of the Coeur d’Alene Center. His next job was as a field

Tim Hunt holds a Ph. D. in English from Northern Illinois University which he never used much since he mainly taught interdisciplinary studies, non-profit management, and communications. He came to Idaho in 1987 to be the executive director of The Festival at Sandpoint in the Gunther Schuller years. He returned to higher education at Lewis-Clark State College as an Associate Professor of Language, Literature and Communications and Director of the Coeur d’Alene Center. His next job was as a field

Tim Hunt holds a Ph. D. in English from Northern Illinois University which he never used much since he mainly taught interdisciplinary studies, non-profit management, and communications. He came to Idaho in 1987 to be the executive director of The Festival at Sandpoint in the Gunther Schuller years. He returned to higher education at Lewis-Clark State College as an Associate Professor of Language, Literature and Communications and Director of the Coeur d’Alene Center. His next job was as a field