Join us to hear author Douglas Armstrong talk about his most recent book, Sun Dog Memory.
About the book: The girl is a dead ringer for his long-missing sister. And Jed Albright’s chance encounter with her outside a cowtown depot in Sun Dog Memory sets in motion this Depression era saga of a family at war with itself. Following the girl will lead Jed down a trail back to the family’s boom and bust struggles on the vast Kansas plain twenty years earlier. Is it too late for this determined railway mail clerk to restore peace amidst a web of lies and treachery?
About the author: For thirteen years, Armstrong was the movie critic for The Milwaukee Journal, where days of cinematic escape led him to try his hand at fiction in his spare time. His short stories appeared in pulp magazines like Ellery Queen and Alfred Hitchcock Magazine, among others. His debut novel, Even Sunflower Cast Shadows, published in 2010 was awarded the Council for Wisconsin Writers Award as the best novel that year. In 2012, he began a series of newspaper novels about the turbulent issues of the 1960s and the effect that protests over the war, civil rights, and the treatment of women had on newspaper reporters covering those events. Life on The Sun and Color of The Sun are currently available. Eclipse of The Sun is due out in 2024 |
