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Which is just a fancy way of saying I’ve been published a few times.
Real Change Book Review Illustration, The Monk Woman’s Daughter. March 2017.
“Imagine an America rife with racism, anti-immigrant sentiment, religious profiling, fire-and-brimstone preachers and misogyny. Sound familiar? We’re talking about the 1850s, of course. You knew that. Even if you didn’t, that’s the context for Susan Storer Clark’s debut novel, “The Monk Woman’s Daughter.”…”
Real Change Book Review Illustration, Black Hills, Dark History. May 2015.
“Just two years before his infamous “Last Stand,” Brevet Major General George Armstrong Custer set off on a secretive expedition deep into the Black Hills region of what is today South Dakota. Officially, he and the one-thousand armed troops he led were scouting a site for a military fort that would protect white settlers from Native American tribes…”
Real Change Edition Cover Story, Foot Soldiers Past and Present. January 2015.
““History is written by the victors.” At least, that’s what a famous quote tells us. Trouble is, there’s no real agreement on who spoke or wrote those words. Maybe it was Niccolò Machiavelli, author of the 16th century work of political philosophy, “The Prince.” Or maybe it was former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Or maybe it’s someone we don’t know. History is full of those people. University of Washington (UW) Professor of Communications David Domke thinks local folks, some who aren’t enrolled as Huskies, might like to learn some of those forgotten names…”
Star Valley Independent, Mention. October 2012
“Savannah came to us recently to enter the Skyview Art Show. She is a new addition to the art scene in Star Valley. She works in watercolor, charcoal, and oil. Her portraits are sensitive and magnetic with a Van Gogh type feel. Her brush strokes and sense of color are very reminiscent of the late master, though she has a delightful personality, very unlike the tortured soul who was Vincent Van Gogh. SVAST (Star Valley Artist Studio Tours) has only seen some smaller pieces of Savannah’s, but we suspect that if her style transfers to her large pieces that they will be powerful indeed.”