by Glen Larum | Apr 4, 2016 | Leaving Montana, Poetry Pieces |
He came too close to evening; at the lick’s edge, a flash of flag shifted dusky landscape with a queer white. Patient vigil paid off. An aiming –a life spent preparing for split-seconds– could not miss this accident. Red blood spurted hard, a heart shot’s certain...
by Glen Larum | Apr 4, 2016 | Leaving Montana, Poetry Pieces |
She is festive October, summer in husk and rouge. All sign points again to birthday weather, to ragged celebration and the odd gift. Ribbons dull and curl on the limb where the hawk huddles. Puffs of gray fur dance crazily where the fox prowls for slow mice. Late...
by Glen Larum | Mar 16, 2016 | Fiction Pieces |
Judge Robert Whitcomb could feel his blood pressure rising as he watched deputies Ridgeway and Bruce walk their prisoner to the front of his courtroom, each with a hand tucked into one of the prisoner’s armpits, keeping him upright as he shuffled forward. The judge...
by Glen Larum | Mar 16, 2016 | News Articles |
GLEN LARUM was born in 1948 at Malta, Montana, and was graduated from Charlo High School in 1966. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Western Montana College and went on to become an award-winning newspaper editor in Montana, Colorado and Texas before becoming a...
by Glen Larum | Mar 16, 2016 | News Articles |
WALTZ AGAINST THE SKY AFTERWORD I suspect that most writers feel compelled, after having written a first novel, to attempt to give credit to the people who have played significant roles in their lives, either in their development as writers or as human beings. After...
