Film, q and a, discussion

I will be reading from Dancing with the Gods and Native Echoes, and discussing the translation of a book to a film

Tue, June 4 – 7 PM CT – Watertown
Watertown Regional Library, 160 6th St. NE

Wed, June 5 – 7 PM CT – Sisseton
Nicollet Tower Interpretive Center, 45356 SD Hwy. 10 (3.5 miles west
of Sisseton)

Thu, June 6 – 7 PM CT – Aberdeen
K.O. Lee Aberdeen Public Library, 215 Southeast 4th Ave.

Fri, June 7 – 7 PM MT – Timber Lake
Timber Lake Museum, 800 Main St.

Sat, June 8 – TBA

Sun, June 9 – 2 PM MT – Rapid City
Rapid City Public Library Downtown, 610 Quincy St.

Mon, Jun 10 – 12 PM MT – Custer
Custer County Library, 447 Crook St, Suite 4

Mon, Jun
10 – 5:30 PM MT – Kyle Oglala Lakota College, Woksape Tipi Library &
Archives, 490 Piya Wiconi Rd.

Tue, Jun 11 – 12 PM CT – Lower Brule
Lower Brule Community College, 111 Little Partisan Ln.

Wed, Jun 12 – 7 PM CT – Pierre
Capitol Lake Visitors Center, 650 E. Capitol Ave.

Thu, Jun 13 – 12 PM CT – Miller
Hand County Library, 402 N. Broadway Ave.

Thu, Jun 13 – 7 PM CT – Brookings
Brookings Public Library,  515 3rd St.

Fri, Jun 14 – 12 PM CT – Sioux Falls
Siouxland Library Downtown Branch, 200 N. Dakota Ave.

Sat, Jun 15 – 2 PM CT – Yankton
Yankton Community Library, 515 Walnut St.

Mon, June 17 —"Brown bag lunch," audience invited, on South Dakota Public Broadcasting's "The Moment" in Vermillion.  Time TBA.

This is part of the Jaipur Literary Festival, an event of reading and music held in various places around the world.  The Boulder event is the U.S. stop.

I'll be talking about my year of traveling and speaking about Neither Wolf nor Dog as the 2019 One Book Selection for the state of South Dakota.  My event will be from 11 to 11:45 on Saturday in the Deadwood Mountain Grand hotel ballroom.

I will be part of what appears to be a most fascinating discussion at this festival.  I'll be on stage with Christopher Ingraham, the man who wrote the piece in the Washington Post about Red Lake Falls as the worst place in America to live.  Invited to visit the town he lambasted, he found it so disarmingly engaging that he and his family moved from Washington D.C. and took up residence in Red Lake Falls, where he still lives today.  He and I will be discussing life outside the cities.  The title of our conversation is  "guys from the north country." It will begin at 11 at the Minnesota State Fair grounds.  Should be a good time.  Come on by

I will be spending the day with students and community members at Loras College, culminating with a public presentation in the evening.