The Results Are In Writers from top to bottom of the state garnered prizes in the 2019 IDAHO magazine Fiction Contest. Six judges awarded each story from one to one hundred points to determine the victors in three
The Passion of Miniaturists By Sue Buchel, Kathy Mouser-Hickman, and Rebecca Wright Photos courtesy of the Mini Les Bois Club. Three of the Mini Les Bois Club’s members tell personal stories of their fondness for little things. BY
A Personal Recollection of the Great 1910 Wildfire By Mary Dorothy Walker Green Recently, Craig Hahn of Warrenton, North Carolina, wrote to say he and his family members found a story in his mother’s papers after her death,
The Life and Death of Seneacquoteen By Mike Turnlund It’s grand to live in Idaho, but to quote Abraham Lincoln (who himself was quoting another), “This too shall pass.” Life ends. Death is a fact of life. As
In the Presence of the Past Story and Photos by Mike Cothern “Get out of here! Get off me!” I turned to see my hiking partner Kent waving his arms in a frenzied manner as he shouted. Running
By Amy Story Larson Bruneau Spinach and Cheese Roll-Ups INGREDIENTS 3 Tbsp. olive oil 10 oz. mushrooms, finely minced (or food-processed) 1 bunch fresh chard, stalks removed 2 bunches fresh English spinach, stalks removed 9 oz. fresh ricotta
IN THIS ISSUE! Boise, Caldwell, Challis, Culdesac, Hailey, Hammett, Idaho National Laboratory, Lewiston, Nampa, New Plymouth, Orofino, Pocatello, Seneacquoteen, Soldier Mountains, Wallace This content is available for purchase. Please select from available options. Register & Purchase Purchase Only
By Les Tanner In spite of our efforts to ascertain that events listed in our calendar are described accurately, cancellations or changes due to weather, illness of performers, and other such things, although rare, are bound to occur.
It’s Greek to Idaho By Steve Carr Many historians maintain that the celebrated Greek physicist and fly fisherman, Archimedes, was in Greece, not Idaho, when he realized the water his body displaced in the bathtub was the result
A Drawback of Daydreams By Diana Hooley I like to hike Chase’s hill above his house and the Snake River, near my place outside Hammett. The road is a steady incline, cut at an angle across the face
