Publisher's Synopsis
Ninety Years in Montana is a partial autobiography by Lori Micken about growing up in a small town in Montana, and living half her life on a small ranch west of Livingston, Montana. It includes nature essays and stories that tell about real people, real events, and real emotions.
Lori Micken is a retired biology teacher who was born in Cut Bank, Montana. She has remained in Montana all her life. She spends much of her summers at her cabin, which she built in northwestern Montana. Lori is the author of Eighty Years in Montana, the first part of her life story, and to which this book is the second part. She has edited and published a book of her mother's columns from The Western Breeze, a Cut Bank newspaper, and has written two poetry books. For a dozen years, she performed her poetry at various cowboy gatherings in the state. She has written Rachel, a fact-based historical novel set in Pennsylvania in the early 1800s, and Scattered by the Winds, a western novel set in the late 1800s. Several of her articles have been published in a children's magazine, Montana Outdoors, Country Magazine, and Montana Woman. Aspen Springs Publishing - Livingston, Montana
