It’s called “Ghosts and Garnets” and at last count there were forty-three episodes running mostly around forty minutes.
Who knew there was so much fertile ground for discussing murder in Idaho. But then, on the other hand…
Hat tip to the BSU/NPR newsletter for alerting us to this free podcast.
Photo by David von Diemar on Unsplash
This information and the featured image from the Boise Public Library newsletter (which you should be subscribing to, if you’re in the area!)
The Boise Comic Arts Festival is coming up in September and it’s time to start getting ready! The Original Comic Creation Contest is your chance to show-off your comic crafting skills by creating a single page of comics to express an idea, set a scene or mood, introduce a character, or tell a story. The contest is open to all ages and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes will be awarded in each age category.
Contest submissions accompanied by a completed entry form can be turned in at any Boise Public Library location. Entry forms will be available at all Library locations or can be downloaded and printed beginning July 1. The contest ends August 31.
We wish to acknowledge recent accomplishments of Idaho writer Christi Nogle*
We add our earnest congratulations and best wishes!
According to the news reported at BoiseDev, Rediscovered Books’ Caldwell store will be closing.
A date is not indicated, but BoiseDev suggests following Rediscovered Books’ Facebook page for the Caldwell store for more details.
Rediscovered Books Caldwell is officially closing its doors at the end of the day, August 12th.
Sales range from 20-50% off with an additional 10% for those who buy 10 items or more. All sales final as of August 2, 2023
Image from Rediscovered Books, edited
Applications are open for emerging and mid-career writers to apply for a six-month residency in Boise, Idaho.
The page on The Cabin’s website indicates:
The selected Residents will be responsible for developing and facilitating a series of public programs and will receive a $5,000.00 stipend to support their creative work and their time to develop these programs. These public programs may take the form of themed or open writing workshops, reading series, writing explorations, or other literary experiences.
