I attended the Kingston WritersFest and interviewed some great authors about 'place' and its relationship to their work. Here I talk with <a href= "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_King_(novelist)">Thomas King</a> about native myth, possibility in storytelling, his love of the Alberta Landscape - especially that which surrounds Lethbridge - and those novels of his which best capture the essence of this spectacular place.

I attended the Kingston WritersFest and interviewed some great authors about 'place' and its relationship to their work. Here I talk with Thomas King about native myth, possibility in storytelling, his love of the Alberta Landscape - especially that which surrounds Lethbridge - and those novels of his which best capture the essence of this spectacular place.

I attended the Kingston WritersFest and interviewed some great authors about 'place' and its relationship to their work. Here I talk with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_King_(novelist)" rel="noopener noreferrer">Thomas King</a> about native myth, possibility in storytelling, his love of the Alberta Landscape - especially that which surrounds Lethbridge - and those novels of his which best capture the essence of this spectacular place. &nbsp;

Thomas King on myth and storytelling, Lethbridge and the Alberta Landscape

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