Stories of A Girl Who Wanted to be a Boy

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - Feb. 18, 2014 - PRLog -- Tamara Linse talked with Talk Story TV host Julia Widdop about her new book, How to Be a Man. The book is a collection of short stories set in the modern, but fast vanishing west. That interview will be broadcast on Talk Story TV on Wednesday February 26^th at 9am Mountain Time. If you miss the broadcast, don’t worry - it will be featured there for several days and will be available in the archives as well. If you’d like to enter a drawing to win this book, simply make a comment on the video of this interview before March 15^th at: Facebook.com/

We hope you will also check out Linse’s article at: TVBackstory.com.

Tamara Linse—writer, cogitator, recovering ranch girl—broke her collarbone when she was three, her leg when she was four, a horse when she was twelve, and her heart ever since. Raised on a ranch in northern Wyoming, she earned her master’s in English from the University of Wyoming, where she taught writing. Her work appears in the Georgetown Review, South Dakota Review, and Talking River, among others, and she was a finalist for an Arts & Letters and Glimmer Train contests, as well as the Black Lawrence Press Hudson Prize for a book of short stories. She works as an editor for a foundation and a freelancer.

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