Rick Bass

WORKS THAT HAVE APPEARED IN NARRATIVE:

Oil, an essay, in Spring 2008
Midland, a short story, in Fall 2003
The Diezmo, Part Three, a novel serialization, in Spring 2005
Publishing in the Digital Age, a narrative outloud - audio, in Winter 2010
Danger, an essay, in 18 Lies and 3 Truths
Shy, an essay, in Winter 2006
The Diezmo, Part Two, a novel serialization, in Winter 2005
The Diezmo, Part One, a novel serialization, in Fall 2004
Writing in October, an essay, in Fall 2008
Eating, a narrative outloud - audio, in Fall 2009
Titan, a narrative outloud - audio, in Fall 2011
Eating, a narrative outloud - video, in Fall 2010
Titan, a narrative outloud - video, in Spring 2012
Packing Out, an essay, in Winter 2012
Gettysburg, a short story, in Winter 2012
Choteau, a short story, in Stories of the Week: 2011–2012
The Saltcutter’s Wife, a short story, in Narrative Backstage

IN THE STORE:

The Blue Horse, a novella
The Heart beneath the Heart, an essay

Rick Bass, a Texas native, lived in Arkansas and Mississippi before moving to northwest Montana’s Yaak Valley, where he lives with his wife and daughters. A former petroleum geologist and wildlife biologist, he is the author of seventeen books, including a short story collection, The Hermit’s Story; a memoir, Why I Came West; and the novel All the Land to Hold Us (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2013). An active environmentalist, Bass is a member of the Yaak Valley Forest Council, working to protect as wilderness the last roadless lands in the Yaak Valley.