Local writers and poets inspired by nature.
Literary publication seeking local talent by October 1
Edge is a literary journal published each winter featuring provocative fiction, poetry, essays, and art.
The publishers are seeking works by local artists and writers for their third journal coming in 2009.
Book teaches about Living with Wildlife by Krissi Russell
South Shore teacher, Krissi Russell, has created a book and CD set to teach children about one of our daily occurrences - living with wildlife.
“In the Meadow (Don’t Feed Our Bears)" is a sweet short story that teaches kids (and even adults) about the importance of not feeding bears in order to keep them wild.
Tahoe’s Cultural Heritage in Ink @ Gatekeeper’s Museum Bookstore
This place is a treasure trove of Tahoe's cultural heritage.
In addition to the largest collection of Washoe Indian baskets in the west, the Gatekeeper's and Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum Store carries several historical books written by local authors.
Creative Writing Workshops in Truckee
So you love to write, but lack the discipline or motivation.
Or, you want to write, but don't know how to get started.
Find your inspiration here!
Childrens book affirms parents’ love by Kate D. Moore
In an effort to help her own three small children cope with change, South Shore preschool teacher, Kate D. Moore, recently published a book to assist other families.
South Shore Writer finishes First Novel
During the day he runs his ad agency.
At night he writes fiction.
The “Unofficial” Guide to Kayaking Tahoe
Even if you don't kayak, you should check out this book for the hand drawn illustrations and humor about life at Lake Tahoe from the water's edge.
(Note: The Trolley does not allow kayaks. Doh!)
Did you know…Kirkwood has a Cookbook?
Kirkwood is well known for skiing.
And for its local dishes?
You be the judge.
“Tahoe Avalanche” Mystery hits the stands
It's the latest "whodunit" written by South Shore author, Todd Borg.
“Tahoe Silence” wins National Award for Best Mystery
South Shore author, Todd Borg, just won the Ben Franklin Award for Best Mystery of the Year for Tahoe Silence.
East Side Trails in Your Pocket
Do you prefer leisurely "Lakeside Rambles" or a 3-day backpacking trip?
Both? You're in luck!
“Edge” by the LT Writing Club just Released
They're making a big splash with Volume II.
Edge by The Lake Tahoe Writing Club.
A collection of short stories, essays and poems by South Shore writers and a few out-of-towners who wanted in.
“Between Heaven and a Hard Place” by Dr. Stew
He's known by many as Dr. Love.
He walks the talk and brings light into everything he does and every interaction.
Local Women of Poetry take the Stage @ Valhalla May 22
They've been receiving accolades for their latest collection of poems that stir the soul.
Suzanne Roberts and June Sylvester Saraceno will be reading and signing books at the Valhalla Grand Hall in South Shore on May 22.
Get the Word Out. LT Writing Club.
So you have something to say? Join the club.
The Lake Tahoe Writing Club that is.
Plug-in to the Authentics by Southside Author
“There is no better looking-glass than an old friend.” T. Fuller
He's one of our most read writers in the TAMC Anthology.
In this short story, Mike looks at Tahoe's endearing transient lifestyle and friendships made along the way.
Kate Gale - LTCC Writers’ Series April 11 @ 7pm
Meet well-known poets and writers from around the country at The LTCC Writers' Series.
Free to the public with refreshments.
Poems released by South Shore Writer
Nothing to You.
An arresting collection of poems by Suzanne Roberts from South Shore.
Local poet/writer wins “Next Great Travel Writer” Contest from Natl Geo Traveler
"Something in my gut told me Suzanne was our writer when I read her essay," said National Geographic Traveler magazine Editor in Chief Keith Bellows.
"Her story instincts were good..."
It's a dream come true for Suzanne Roberts of South Shore.
Short story conveys The Power of Tahoe
He believes Tahoe is the stage to experience the genuine potential of one’s individuality.
In this short story, Michael Ribaudo, shares his experience of growing up in South Shore with keen observation and insight.
Dick Dorworth, Mountain Beatnik releases Book
He's been compared to Edward Abbey, Jack Kerouac, Thomas Wolfe and Hunter S. Thompson.
The Style of Odds by South Shore Writer
Many in the snowboarding industry recognize the diligence and dedication it takes to become supreme at the craft of the path chosen.
Exposed Ski Lines and “The Scene” caught in Squaw Valley Bible
If you liked the 1st edition, you'll love the 2nd.
Squallywood
A Guide to Squaw Valley's Most Exposed Lines by Robb Gaffney, MD.
Poetry Reading and Book Signing by Suzanne Roberts - Feb 7 @ Sierra Nevada College
"Writing helps me make sense of the world...I see writing as a way to figure out how I feel about things." says Suzanne Roberts, Tahoe poet and author, in a recent interview.
Our Favorite Things by local authors @ North Tahoe Art Center Dec. 1
Wild flowers. Alpenglow. Cross Country Skiing.
These are a few of our favorite things.
Adventure Short Stories by Kirkwood Author
It's five short stories about first time adventure experiences.
The challenges faced when attempting something new and the sense of accomplishment that comes from overcoming the challenges that invariably arise.
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