Northern Michigan University English Department
Jamrich Hall room #1322. Susan will discuss the writing process. Open to the public.
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NMU’s Superior Dome
Moderators Cathy Greer Cole and Dwight Johnson discuss with Susan about her unconventional career in the outdoors including the highest, hottest and coldest places on earth. Super Dome room B 101. Prizes, slideshow, book reading. Sponsored by the Organization of Outdoor Recreation Professionals (OORP)
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Snowbound Books
Author Extravaganza with Snowbound Books. Book signing.
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Whitefish Library in Montana
Avalanche awareness discussion and book signing.
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Kalispell Rotary
Discussion and book signing.
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Whitefish Mountain Resort
Ladies ski day. Après ski with Susan.
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ImagineIF Library
Avalanche awareness discussion and book signing.
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Radio Interview with Donna Sebbo Show
Radio Interview with Donna Sebbo Show Live from Seattle, WA.
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Wasatch Backcountry Rescue Avalanche Dog School
Peruvian Lodge, Alta Ski Resort, Utah. Keynote Speaker, book signing.
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St. Eugene Mission Golf Resort
Friday Night Literary Series. In conversation with Keith Liggett.
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Lizard Creek Lodge
Reading and book signing.
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Fernie Distillers
Reading and book signing.
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REI Kalispell MT
Avalanche Awareness Discussion and Book Signing.
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Outdoor Retailer Show
Panel discussion about winter safety and survival.
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Book Bar
Discussion and book signing.
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Crested Butte Heritage Museum
Social and music. 7pm Susan in conversation with Glo Cunningham followed by book signing. Proceeds benefit museum.
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Greater Arkansas River Nature Association
Search and Rescue Case study, book signing. Daytime presentation.
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Montana National Public Radio – The Write Question
The Write Question with host Sarah Aronson.
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Fact and Fiction Bookstore
Reading and book signing.
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Women Write the Wilderness
Susan Purvis explorer, educator and Go Find best selling author discusses how a backpack trip in the Bob Marshall Wilderness changed her life and launched her career. She'll discuss how women's narratives can connect people to the landscape. Location in Arts & Science building, Room 144