Ridgecrest Books partners with Ridgecrest Pub to host three PNW powerhouse authors in conversation

Shoreline, WALocal News

On August 21, 2025, Ridgecrest Pub will feature a conversation with three prominent Northwest authors, Jonathan Evison, Thomas Kohnstamm, and Willy Vlautin. Evison will discuss his heartwarming novel, The Heart of Winter, which follows an elderly couple navigating new challenges as their health declines. Kohnstamm's Supersonic has garnered praise for its engaging depiction of Indigenous and colonial history in the Pacific Northwest, showcasing his top-notch character development. Vlautin's latest work, The Horse, is a poignant narrative about a songwriter's quest to help a blind horse, intertwining past and present experiences. The event, open to attendees aged 21 and over, reflects the thriving literary culture in Shoreline, WA.

Ridgecrest Books organizes this gathering to promote local authors and foster community engagement. The authors' diverse backgrounds and storytelling styles promise an enriching evening for literature enthusiasts. This conversation signifies the importance of supporting local voices in the literary landscape.

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