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The River Years: A Memoir From the Muddy Banks of Lee's Ferry
By Dawn Myers, Edited by Marsh Myers
Coming in Fall 2022
In the 1950s, Lee’s Ferry was an isolated U.S. Geological Survey outpost located at the confluence of the Colorado and Paria Rivers near the mouth of the Grand Canyon. Few federal employees wanted the post, but for Dean and Edna Tidball, Lee’s Ferry fulfilled a long-held dream to live like latter-day pioneers.
The River Years is the true story of how one family’s fantasy of escaping modern society crashed headlong into the realities of the Atomic Age on the muddy banks of an unrelenting river. Fully illustrated with photographs.
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My Summer (and the Song of Cicadas)
By Marsh Myers
Coming in 2023
By Marsh Myers
Coming in 2023
As the 1980s begin, Quinton Wyatt's high school adventure has come to a close. With graduation comes the promise of a new adventures at an out-of-state university, but as his friends choose divergent pathways, Quinton begins to doubt his own choices. In the end, he must decide between two loves, one urging him to go, the other begging him to stay. This is the third and final book in the Quinton's Curious Mind Series. The previous books were My Summer (with Robots) and My Summer (Under a Crescent Moon).