Sometime, Idaho: Short Essays

These are essays written close to the ground — from the rivers, ridgelines, and small towns of North Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. Sometime, Idaho is a collection of short, sharp pieces about hunting, fishing, and working the land: it's the writing of pitch, wild rivers, dirt roads and snow melt. It's earned.

Whether you grew up in the Panhandle or have never set foot in Idaho, these essays capture something true about place, labor, and the quiet rhythms of outdoor life in the American West.

A perfect read for fans of regional nonfiction, outdoor literature, and writers like Rick Bass, David James Duncan, or John Rember.