Suspense novelists, true-crime aficiandos, and Idaho history buffs won’t want to miss Hanged: A History of Idaho Executions, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. at Hope Memorial Community Center, 415 Wellington Pl., Hope. Kathy Deinhart Hill, a retired teacher living in McCall, will present the life stories and criminal careers of the 26 men who faced Idaho’s justice system and were given the ultimate penalty—death by hanging. The program is free and open to the public; funded in part by the Idaho Humanities Council. Dessert and coffee follow the presentation. 208-264-5481.
Local author Bonnie Clark will sign copies of her cookbook, Back of the Boat Gourmet Cooking, which is full of great recipes and tips for serving up easy meals whether afloat, at poolside, or in the backyard. Sept. 25, 1-3 p.m., Auntie’s Bookstore, 402 W. Main Ave., Spokane. 509-838-0206.
Looking for a good read? Until September 27 you can download a FREE e-book: J. A. Jance’s suspenseful thriller, Hour of the Hunter.
Two writing conferences are taking place this weekend: the Idaho Writers League Annual Conference in Coeur d’Alene and the American Christian Writers Annual Conference in Spokane. If you’re interested, check out the Web sites in the sidebar at left, and if you haven’t already registered, call ahead to verify that walk-ins can be accommodated.
Check out our “Events” link above to get a sneak peek at other fun stuff coming up.
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