[March 10 update: Please try to park efficiently (relatively close to other cars). It's best to fill the parking lots down below first, and then the upper areas. If you arrive and it doesn't seem like there is room to park (there should be room for all), continue driving around the Shadyside loop. There is a flat meadow at the North end of the loop by the last cabin, and you can park on either side of the road there (including on the meadow).]
Please join us in celebrating the publication of The Scholar of Moab. Poet and author Steve Peck will read from his new novel and favor us with conversation about the book, the La Sal Mountains, comedy, tragedy, (un)belief, and folklore.
If you haven't read the book, it's available online at amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, and can be found locally wherever truly great books are sold.
Please join us in celebrating the publication of The Scholar of Moab. Poet and author Steve Peck will read from his new novel and favor us with conversation about the book, the La Sal Mountains, comedy, tragedy, (un)belief, and folklore.
If you haven't read the book, it's available online at amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, and can be found locally wherever truly great books are sold.
If you have read it, you won't be surprised to learn that the book was just named as a Finalist for the Montaigne Medal (a national award for the most thought-provoking books being considered for the Eric Hoffer Award).
When: Saturday March 10, 7:00 pm
When: Saturday March 10, 7:00 pm
Where: We'll meet at a cabin up the South Fork of Provo Canyon. It's located 9 miles from the mouth of Provo Canyon. The address is 6037 N. Shadyside Drive, Provo, 84604. Google and Mapquest can get you close, but see the Directions link below.
RSVP? An RSVP to Kif Augustine (adamks@law.byu.edu) or Stirling (sadams@novell.com) is not necessary, but would be nice to help in planning for the evening nibbles. Also, it helps us determine how many parking spaces to clear (there's still snow up there).
RSVP? An RSVP to Kif Augustine (adamks@law.byu.edu) or Stirling (sadams@novell.com) is not necessary, but would be nice to help in planning for the evening nibbles. Also, it helps us determine how many parking spaces to clear (there's still snow up there).