Sharma Shields reading from her new book, which you can see in person tonight
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Last week, I wrote a big story about Sharma Shields, the Spokane author who's new book The Sasquatch Hunter's Almanac is finally out today.
If you haven't heard, it's one hell of a book that takes place mostly in the Inland Northwest and, yes, features a sasquatch. Or...maybe it doesn't. That's up to you — when you read the book.
Shields will be at Auntie's Bookstore tonight at 7 pm to read from (and sign) copies of the book, which has already received some very positive reviews from national publications. Here's sample of what to expect from the Shields and her book.
And here's Shields giving some background on how she was inspired to write the novel.
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