Welcome to The Write Question, a program that explores the world of writing and publishing in the western United States. Our guest today is Joseph Marshall III.
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Marshall was born and raised on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation in South Dakota in a traditional native household where the first language was Lakota. He learned the ancient tradition of oral storytelling from his grandparents and other tribal elders.
Marshall has published seven nonfiction books, and two novels, contributed to four other publications, written several screenplays, and taught and developed curriculum for high schools and universities. He has also appeared in television documentaries, served as technical advisor for films, and had a role in a major television network movie.
Visit Joseph Marshall's Web site for more information about his books and work.
FYI: Information About New Books By Regional Authors
Recently published books by regional writers include, Grizzly Wars: The Public Right Over The Great Bear, by David Knibb.
And from The Montana Historical Society, a new edition of Montana’s Historical Highway Markers, edited by Jon Axline.
For more information about new books, contact your favorite bookseller or library.
The Write Question is produced by Chérie Newman.
Executive producer, Michael Marsolek.
Special thanks to Barbara Theroux, Prageeta Sharma, Renée McGrath, and Kim Anderson.
This program is supported in part by The Greater Montana Foundation — encouraging communication on issues, trends, and values of importance to Montanans. And by Humanities Montana, enriching intellectual, cultural, and civic life for all Montanans.
This program included music by Michael Blessing and Springhill.
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