Book presentations for Written in the Snows

I received this in my stocking (was surprised to see it since Mrs Santa isn’t so aware of backcountry skiing or northwest ski culture). But I recognized the name & I’m looking forward to digging in to it!
Thanks for the book!

Congratulations on the book award, well done.

I seem to be unable to delete this post. Phooey.

Next week I'll be traveling to Oregon for two presentations of my book, Written in the Snows, at Hood River (with the Hood River Crag Rats) on January 10, and Bend (with the Meissner and Central Oregon Nordic Clubs) on January 14. I believe both events are "full" at this point to limit the group size. If a group in your community would be interested in a presentation, let me know and I can connect you with the Mountaineers Books publicist. Photo: Andre Roch (left) and Hjalmar Hvam (right) atop Mt Hood during its first summit ski in 1931.

Reviews of Written in the Snows from Mount Baker Experience ("It's like Game of Thrones, but skiing!"):
www.mountbakerexperience.com/review-mountaineers-books/

and Real Change News ("a personal, photograph-packed history"):
www.realchangenews.org/news/2022/01/05/d...graph-packed-history

On February 1, from 7-8pm, I'll be doing a Zoom presentation of my book, Written in the Snows, for the Methow Conservancy's monthly First Tuesday event. The event is free and welcome to all. You can RSVP to get the Zoom link sent to you on Tuesday by emailing events@methowconservancy.org.

An announcement of the event can be found here:
methowconservancy.org/news/entry/februar...written-in-the-snows

Photo: Leon and Florence Gourlie use homemade skis near their cabin at Windy Pass in the Pasayten country in the late 1930s.