Meet The Editors  Gaydell Collier, Nancy Curtis, and Linda Hasselstrom editing the Leaning Into The Wind manuscript ten years ago. Click on the editor's name or scroll down to see her bio and contact information.  Nancy Curtis lives with her husband Doug in Glendo, Wyoming. She is the publisher and primary editor of High Plains Press, a company specializing in books about Wyoming and the West, which she runs from the family ranch. High Plains Press's awards include three prestigious Wrangler awards from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum for publishing outstanding poetry books, including an award for the book Bitter Creek Junction by Linda M. Hasselstrom. Nancy and her cows were once the subject of a photo essay on western women in Life magazine. For more information about High Plains Press see the Articles Page of this website or go to www.highplainspress.com To contact Nancy: High Plains Press PO Box 123 Glendo WY 82213 (307) 735-4370 Or use the e-mail link at the bottom of the right hand column of this website. back to top  photo by John Weaver Gaydell Collier, a retired county library director, lives with her husband Roy on their small horse ranch in Wyoming's Black Hills. She is co-author with Eleanor F. Prince of three horse books, including Basic Horsemanship: English and Western. Her work has been published in periodicals and anthologies such as Smithsonian, The Christian Science Monitor, Western Horse Tales, and Visions of Wyoming. Along with writing, her interests include the land, ranching, dogs, horses, books, grand opera, and dark chocolate. She keeps a small, mail-order-only bookshop at her ranch. To contact Gaydell: Backpocket Books 364 Farrall Road Sundance WY 82729 (307) 283-2665 Or use the e-mail link at the bottom of the right hand column of this website. back to top  Linda M. Hasselstrom divides her time between Cheyenne, Wyoming, and her ranch near Hermosa, South Dakota, where she conducts writing retreats for women. Her poetry, fiction, and non-fiction have been published in over 70 magazines. She is the author of nine books, including Between Grass and Sky and Windbreak. Linda was admitted to the South Dakota Hall of Fame in 1989 as the Author of the Year, and her book Bison: Monarch of the Plains was named the best environmental and nature book of 1999 by the Independent Publishers Association. Bitter Creek Junction, published by Nancy Curtis's High Plains Press, received a Wrangler award from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum as Outstanding Poetry Book 2000. She considers herself, "a perpetual student of American western history, culture and ecology." For more information on Linda, her books and her writing retreats for women, visit her website at www.windbreakhouse.com. To contact Linda: Windbreak House PO Box 169 Hermosa SD 57744 (605) 255-4064 Or use the e-mail link at the bottom of the right hand column of this website. back to top |
Welcome to the
|
|
