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First Friday Book Talk & Reading with Marjorie Saiser
Author of The Track the Whales Make
Friday, September 4, 2026 12 pm CDT Format: ZOOM Registration required
FREE
Marjorie Saiser’s eighth book, The Track the Whales Make, deals with some ways love goes right and love goes wrong. Saiser earned her Master’s Degree in Creative Writing at University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Her work has received the WILLA Award and the High Plains Book Award.
Her books are available from University of Nebraska Press or from Francie & Finch Bookshop (402-781-0459). Read more of Saiser’s poems on her website, poetmarge.com.
First Friday Book Talk & Reading with Colleen Morton Busch
Author of Smolder
Friday, October 2, 2026 12 pm CDT Format: ZOOM Registration required
Colleen Morton Busch is the author of Fire Monks: Zen Mind Meets Wildfire, a work of nonfiction published by Penguin Press and selected by Publishers Weekly, the San Francisco Chronicle, and Barnes and Noble as a best book of the year in 2011. Her poetry collection, Smolder, won Ex Ophidia Press’s 2025 Richard-Gabriel Rummonds Poetry Contest and was published in June 2026.
You can follow her on FaceBook and Instagram at ColleenMortonBusch, or on her website www.colleenmortonbusch.com.
Smolder is available from Ex Ophidia Press and Asterism.
First Friday Book Talk & Reading with Steve Edwards
Author of Rare Good: Essays on Art, Autism, and Astonishment
Friday, November 6, 2026 12 pm CDT Format: ZOOM Registration required
Steve Edwards is author of Rare Good: Essays on Art, Autism, and Astonishment (forthcoming, fall 2026) and the memoir Breaking Into the Backcountry. His work appears in The Yale Review, The Sun, Orion, The Rumpus, Lit Hub, Longreads, & elsewhere.
You can find Steve Edwards on Instagram @The.Big.Quiet or on his website steveedwardswriter.com.
Rare Good: Essays on Art, Autism, and Astonishment is available through University of Nebraska Press.
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