‘Strangers in the Land’ traces 19th-century violence against Chinese immigrants in Wyoming to contemporary crackdowns.
Books
Map aims to connect Wyoming literary scene
The digital project is helping readers and writers connect across the state.
Making the case for ‘limits’ in the Mountain West
For one co-author, inspiration came from 19th century explorer John Wesley Powell’s argument that the American West was not the popular myth of a place of infinite resources.
Inaugural Jackson Hole Book Festival elevates literary scene
Thirty authors discuss recent releases from grizzlies to astronauts.
Author Bob Millsap helps readers with grief and trauma
The former KHOL DJ returned to Jackson to promote his first book “Shake Yourself Free: Take Control of Your Life to Move Through the Pain.”
New Thomas Mangelsen book pays tribute to Grizzly 399 and species recovery
The legendary photographer reflects on the famed mama bear’s role in conservation.
Wyoming author shares worldly travels in ‘The Lost Cowboy’
Author J.B. Zielke joins us to discuss his self-published memoir and experiencing cultures worldwide on horseback.
Poets get personal at Jackson Hole Book Trader
More than 40 people gathered to share their work and process emotions during National Poetry Month.
Mountain town journalist writes an anthropology of ski bumming
KHOL speaks to veteran ski writer Heather Hansman about her new book, “Powder Days.”
