Tooth and Claw - Longmire Novella by Craig Johnson
Spokane is stop #1 on Craig Johnson's book tour! This Longmire prequel features a young Walt Longmire and Henry Standing Bear face off with powerful enemies who will do anything to get what they want.
Celebrate 20 years of Longmire...and Craig Johnson's 6th trip to the Northwest Passages stage...on this very special evening!
Details
- Date/Time
- Nov. 19, 2024, 7 p.m.
- Venue
- The Steam Plant
159 S Lincoln, 3rd Floor
Spokane WA 99202
Complete Coverage
Media
Stories
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Reflections of an African American teenager
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Gonzaga A.D. Mike Roth joins Storytime from the Tower and reads “The Bear Snores On”
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Shock's Sawyer Petre reads “Bear Says Thank You” for Storytime from the Tower
Shock's Serderius Bryant reads “Little Lion Shares” for Storytime from the Tower
State Sen. Andy Billig reads “Little Blue Truck” for Storytime from the Tower
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The Spokesman-Review’s Kip Hill reads “Upside Down Day” for Storytime from the Tower
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Spokane Valley Mayor Ben Wick says tough times lay ahead, encourages volunteerism
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Washington State’s Pat Chun discusses coaching hires, impact of coronavirus during Northwest Passages forum
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Reading the Northwest: ‘The Spokane River’ tells the story of a city’s lifeblood
Northwest Passages Book Club dives into ‘The Spokane River’
Northwest Passages Book Club: Fatherhood, family and skateboards the subject of Neal Thompson’s “Kickflip Boys”
Northwest Passages Book Club: Learning to Fly from ‘Kickflip Boys’ by Neal Thompson
Reading the Northwest: Skateboard dad Neal Thompson wrestles with his parenting choices
Northwest Passages Book Club: Neal Thompson at a glance
Northwest Passages Book Club welcomes Neal Thompson
‘Educated’ author Westover talks in Spokane about her survivalist childhood, meaning of learning
Place plays key role for Spokane author Jess Walter
What’s cooking in Spokane
Tara Westover book talk moves to larger venue
From survivalist to storyteller: Best-selling ‘Educated’ author Tara Westover comes to Spokane on Thursday
Northwest Passages Book Club: Jess Walter loves his hometown – he really does
Best-selling ‘Educated’ author Tara Westover comes to Spokane
Northwest Passages Book Club: Author J.A. Jance on the art of (re)invention
Book club: Get tickets for Jess Walter and added J.A. Jance session
Our Town Poetry: ‘Lilac City Promise’ by Lisa Conger
Reading the Northwest: An unlikely journey from Idaho isolation to halls of Harvard
The mystery of being J.A. Jance
Northwest Passages Book Club: Tod Marshall headlines ‘My Town Poetry Night’ on April 11
Get tickets for Northwest Passages Book Club events
Northwest Passages Book Club welcomes top writers
Finalists announced for Lukas Book Prize
With debut novel, Nancy Pearl chronicles the ups and downs of unlikely love
Shawn Vestal: This is at the Spokane Public Library?
Wiley Cash, J.K. Rowling, Margot Lee Shetterly top lists of popular library checkouts
10 things to know about Nancy Pearl
Northwest Passages Book Club: Nancy Pearl’s lust for words encourages reading near and far
Alexie, Ruskovich among the winners at the Pacific Northwest Book Awards
January author and action figure: Nancy Pearl joins the Northwest Passages Book Club
The books of 2018: Many good words ahead for Spokane-area readers
Author Nate Blakeslee explores value of one wolf’s life
Book review: ‘American Wolf’ a fascinating tale of the West’s most controversial creature
Northwest Passages Book Club: ‘American Wolf’ author tracks a famous leader of the pack
Northwest Passages Book Club kicks off with local author and columnist Shawn Vestal
Return of the Wolf
SR book club hosts award-winning Spokane novelist
Introducing The Spokesman-Review’s Northwest Passages Book Club
Vestal’s novel ‘Daredevils’ claims top prize at Washington State Book Awards
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