WRITING HOME Books Short Fiction CNF On ADHD Poems Humor Literary Travel People BLOGROLL hummingbirdminds wyomingarts BOOKSTORE Place your orders MIKEINFO Bio Photo Contact Me SLIDESHOWS WyoDemCon08 Sitemap		Michael Shay, writer   michaelshaywyo@hotmail.com   Literary Travel Hemingway slept here... ...or did he? Almost every state in the West claims Ernest Hemingway as one of its own. He fished -- and wrote about -- the Gallatin in Montana, the Clark's Fork in Wyoming, and just about every stretch of fly-fishing water between the Dakota Black Hills and Lake Tahoe. While Papa is part of the West's literary heritage, so is Nebraska's Mari Sandoz, Utah's David Lee, Montana's Tom McGuane, Wyoming's Tim Sandlin, Colorado's Mary Crow, and a host of other writers, living and dead, who have put the "Deep West" on the world's literary map. Stay tuned to this page for features on the West's writers. And those places, such as libraries, literary centers, and historic sites, that celebrate their impact on the culture. Swimming with Trout International slate of writers in Casper Hot Reading at Hot Springs Wyoming Writers gather on sacred ground Ernie Pyle's Library Tribute in Albuquerque to the World War II Reporter Literary Connection April writers' conference in Cheyenne The Misfit in Georgia Flannery O'Connor and "sense of place" Denver's Big Book Bash Straight out of WYO: Doc Savage Writing the Tetons Find a book in WYO Greetings from Jentel Irwin Shaw Appears in WYO Frontier Nostalgia ain't what it used to be Tucson: Poetry Hotspot, Part I Tucson: Poetry Hotspot, Part II Thurber House, Columbus When Irish Eyes Are Reading Books 'n' Brides in Denver Nebraska's Writing Heritage Kerouac in Orlando Catherland Cather Photos Cather Photos