Sarah Stonich's guest appearances

Sarah Stonich

Between You & Me

Books and Brews Podcast

Strong Women

Write On! Radio

Diane Wilson

Patricia Hoolihan

Melissa Hortman

Tana French

Sarah Smarsh

Tina Smith

Tony Plocido

Lisa Joy

Sharon Stiteler

Sarah Strommen

Huber Engineered Woods

Amy Thielen

Peggy Flanagan

Ashley Hudson

Jen Sincero

OwlTail

the 2nd in the trilogy of public tv fishing talk show host RayAnn

MN Author Sarah Stonich and Her Novel Reeling

Lizzie Davis

Lizzie Davis talks with Write On! Radio about her translation of Juan Cárdenas novel Ornamental. Sarah Stonich discusses her book Fishing! A Novel with Liz Olds.

<a href="https://www.lizziedavistranslation.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lizzie Davis</a> talks with Write On! Radio about her translation of Juan Cárdenas novel <a href="https://coffeehousepress.org/products/ornamental" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ornamental</a>. <a href="https://www.sarahstonich.com/home.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah Stonich</a> discusses her book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Fishing-Novel-Sarah-Stonich/dp/1517908981" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fishing! A Novel</a> with Liz Olds.

Write On! Radio – Lizzie Davis / Sarah Stonich

Sarah Stonich originally released her book Fishing with RayAnne under the psuedonym Ava Finch. It's recently been re-released as simply Fishing! under her real name. Stonich will be the featured author at today's Brown Bag Author Series facilitated by the Brainerd Public Library. To be part of the event, go to the Brainerd Public Library Facebook page . To hear the author discuss her book, its characters, and how she ended up writing a story about a professional fisherwoman turned talkshow host, click on the arrow below!

Author Sarah Stonich Discusses Fishing!

Sarah’s first novel, These Granite Islands was awarded a Loft McKnight Award; a Friends of American Writers Award, and was a Barnes &amp; Noble Great New Writers pick, among other awards. That novel was translated into eleven languages. Her second, The Ice Chorus, was also widely translated. Her memoir Shelter: Off The Grid in the Mostly Magnetic North won a Northeast Minnesota Book Award. Her feminist trilogy Fishing With RayAnne (originally written under the pen name Ava Finch) will be re-issued by The University of MN Press, beginning in 2020. She is currently adapting that series for television, as well as writing original screenplays. Laurentian Divide, the second book in her Northern Trilogy, was the winner of the 2019 Minnesota Book Award and the NEMBA award, as well as being a 2019 National Reading Group Month selection by National Women’s Book Association. In March 2020, WPRI, Wisconsin Public Radio International’s longest running program, Chapter A Day, will feature Laurentian Divide, to be read on air by Jim Flemming. She’s currently researching and is at work on the final volume of the Northern trilogy, Watershed. Sarah has been awarded fellowships at several international residency programs, including the Tyrone Guthrie Center in Ireland; Gibraltor Center, Toronto; Hawthornden, Scotland; Art Omi, New York, and Chicago’s Ragdale Foundation, Sarah lives in Minneapolis on the Mississippi River in a renovated flour mill with her husband, musician Jon Ware. sarahstonich.com Sarahstonichbookshelf   Sarah's Readings:    Alpo Ponders Life – 16:30 Pete Meets Meg – 29:05 Sissy and the Sled Dogs – 44:41    Michael’s Beer Pairings:     Grain Belt Premium, August Schell Brewing Company (paired to Alpo Ponders Life) – 14:50 Summit Great Northern Porter – Summit Brewing Company (paired to Pete Meets Meg) – 27:20 Tip Up Winter Ale – Beaver Island Brewing (paired to Sissy and the Sled Dogs) – 42:12    Interview Highlights:    Overview of the Northern Trilogy – 13:00 Why do people read? – 24:20 What makes a great book? – 25:20 How and when did you get started writing? – 39:51 40 raw acres with a city boy – 54:16    COMING NEXT MONTH: Novelist Lyn Miller Lacoursiere, author of the Lindy Lewis Adventures   Our theme music is from www.bensound.com.

Sarah’s first novel, These Granite Islands was awarded a Loft McKnight Award; a Friends of American Writers Award, and was a Barnes &amp; Noble Great New Writers pick, among other awards. That novel was translated into eleven languages. Her second, The Ice Chorus, was also widely translated. Her memoir Shelter: Off The Grid in the Mostly Magnetic North won a Northeast Minnesota Book Award. Her feminist trilogy Fishing With RayAnne (originally written under the pen name Ava Finch) will be re-issued by The University of MN Press, beginning in 2020. She is currently adapting that series for television, as well as writing original screenplays. Laurentian Divide, the second book in her Northern Trilogy, was the winner of the 2019 Minnesota Book Award and the NEMBA award, as well as being a 2019 National Reading Group Month selection by National Women’s Book Association. In March 2020, WPRI, Wisconsin Public Radio International’s longest running program, Chapter A Day, will feature Laurentian Divide, to be read on air by Jim Flemming. She’s currently researching and is at work on the final volume of the Northern trilogy, Watershed. Sarah has been awarded fellowships at several international residency programs, including the Tyrone Guthrie Center in Ireland; Gibraltor Center, Toronto; Hawthornden, Scotland; Art Omi, New York, and Chicago’s Ragdale Foundation, Sarah lives in Minneapolis on the Mississippi River in a renovated flour mill with her husband, musician Jon Ware. <a href="http://sarahstonich.com/home.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sarahstonich.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/sarahstonichbookshelf/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarahstonichbookshelf</a> Sarah's Readings: <ul> <li>Alpo Ponders Life – 16:30</li> <li>Pete Meets Meg – 29:05</li> <li>Sissy and the Sled Dogs – 44:41</li> </ul> Michael’s Beer Pairings:  <ul> <li>Grain Belt Premium, August Schell Brewing Company (paired to Alpo Ponders Life) – 14:50</li> <li>Summit Great Northern Porter – Summit Brewing Company (paired to Pete Meets Meg) – 27:20</li> <li>Tip Up Winter Ale – Beaver Island Brewing (paired to Sissy and the Sled Dogs) – 42:12</li> </ul> Interview Highlights: <ul> <li>Overview of the Northern Trilogy – 13:00</li> <li>Why do people read? – 24:20</li> <li>What makes a great book? – 25:20</li> <li>How and when did you get started writing? – 39:51</li> <li>40 raw acres with a city boy – 54:16</li> </ul> COMING NEXT MONTH: Novelist <a href="https://lynmillerbooks.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lyn Miller Lacoursiere</a>, author of the Lindy Lewis Adventures Our theme music is from <a href="http://www.bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bensound.com</a>.

Books and Brews Podcast Episode #8: Sarah Stonich