"There is no other place like it in the country."
High in the Rockies, Richard Little begins his latest collection of stories from the road. Rivers, blue traceries on a map, are pathways of history. What are their legacies? Hang out with Butch Cassidy, Sitting Bull, Teddy Roosevelt, and others to find out ... and consider legacies we might leave to others. (122 pages)
Retired attorney and lobbyist Little has lived in the Pacific Northwest for over forty years. His work has been published in the Seattle Times, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the Santa Fe Writers Project, Cirque Literary Journal, and Clover, A Literary Rag. He has also published a collection of short stories, "Postcards from the Road." Check out ariversjourney.com and his blog, "The Write Stuff," at http://pepys2000.blogspot.com.