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Greetings from Wisdom, Montana

by Ruth Rudner
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Overview

Home is one of the things Montana represents for this writer—along with bighorn sheep, the legacy of the Nez Perce, the ritual of fence building and much more.

About the Author, Ruth Rudner

Ruth Rudner lives in Bozeman, Montana. She frequently writes on life in the West for the Wall Street Journal. Her peregrinations in Europe and the United States are the subject of five previously published books.

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Editorials

Publishers Weekly - Publisher's Weekly

She first went to Montana to cover a ski story; later, New York reporter Rudner returned for a protracted stay to write a book about the mountains. Here she records her experiences and her transformation from ``superior Easterner'' to relaxed, if not gregarious, Westerner. Rudner had an irrational fear of bears, yet she backpacked and camped in the mountains. There are marvelous pieces of local color: Polar John's Bar, the annual College National Finals Rodeo parade in Bozeman. When she completed her mountain book, Rudner was faced with a decision about where to live; she visited Austria and Paris, then came home to Montana where she found pleasure in its rawness and exuberance. Readers who enjoyed Gretel Ehrlich's The Solace of Open Spaces will find this book to their liking. (Oct.)

Book Details

Published
December 1, 1989
Publisher
Fulcrum Group
Pages
176
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781555910457

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