Small Presses

In the Rocky Mountains West

By Richard L Hardesty

Richard Hardesty writes from Hungry Horse, Montana:

   "I am not yet a member of PLA, although I do hope to attain that status before I pass on to that great Library in the Sky. However, I have written something which perhaps some members may find of interest, Small Presses in the Rocky Mountain West, the result of five years of research. The link given is to Amazon UK, but of course it is also available at the Amazon US website. You can also find out more about it at the website for Rising Wolf Press using the link given below.
    "I have greatly enjoyed your website. I've been helping my friend Howard with his new bibliography as well, so I do visit from time to time."

 

Rising Wolf Press
Butterflies of the Laramie Mountains of Wyoming
Spotted Cap's West, a Western history blog
Tales of the Lindensaga, fantasy by J. R. Hardesty

Always good to hear from PLA members, and folks like Richard Hardesty... who is just about to become one!

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