Reviews

“Big Sky Journal” reviews “High and Inside”

Nice notice for High and Inside in the latest issue of Big Sky Journal. Matt Mayo writes, “By the end, though I’d trekked through a whole lot of emotional landscape with the characters…their lives are so well rendered that I can’t help but want to know what happens next.” Many thanks to BSJ for giving […]

“High and Inside” Review

Baseball America has just given Russell Rowland’s novel, High and Inside, a glowing, perceptive review, calling it “a lush picture of modern sports and Montana. We couldn’t agree more.  

High and Inside, Early Reviews

High and Inside, Early Reviews

The supporting blurbs are in for Russell Rowland’s High and Inside (release date, June 15). This is one of our favorite steps leading up to publication…when we start to see our appreciation for a book echoed by our community of respected peers and colleagues. In addition to Leif Enger’s early blurb, Kim Barnes (author of […]

“Sports Afield” Chimes in on “The Snow Leopard’s Tale”

“Sports Afield” Chimes in on “The Snow Leopard’s Tale”

We just learned that venerable hunting and fishing magazine Sports Afield is running, in its new issue, a notice for The Snow Leopard’s Tale. Among other glowing remarks, Editor Diana Rupp writes, “McIntyre’s beautifully written descriptions of the Central Asian highlands and the gripping evocations of the fear and hunger that drives the snow leopard…will […]

“Riding the Rough String” Reviewed in Big Sky Journal

“Riding the Rough String” Reviewed in Big Sky Journal

  Toby Thompson’s Riding the Rough String continues to rack up the accolades. Most recently, Big Sky Journal leads off the review section of their current issue with a rave. “Thompson, in telling other people’s stories, is also telling his story and, in a wider sense, the story of the modern West — his West, […]

“The Snow Leopard’s Tale” Reviewed in the Billings Gazette

Thomas McIntyre’s The Snow Leopard’s Tale, a work for which we ran out of adjectives a long time ago (exceptional doesn’t do it justice, extraordinary falls short, mind-blowing is closer to the thing…we could go on), has received some well-deserved review attention  in the Billings Gazette.

Montana Quarterly Reviews

In their fall issue, the award-winning magazine Montana Quarterly publishes glowing reviews of both Riding the Rough String, by Toby Thompson, as well as  A Quiet Place of Violence by Allen Morris Jones. MQ unfortunately doesn’t have a significant web presence, but look for the magazine on newsstands. In addition to the reviews, there is also […]

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