Author & Writer, Kathleen Morris
Kathleen Morris is a graduate of Prescott College in Arizona and lives and writes in the desert Southwest, an aficionado of American and Western history. She loves being able to immerse herself in the lives of her characters, especially bringing to life the charismatic and capable women of the West, both real and imaginary. Her debut novel, The Lily of the West, the story of “Big Nose Kate” Haroney, was published in 2019 to critical acclaim and was awarded “Best First Western Novel” from Western Fictioneers. She is a member of Western Writers of America and Women Writing the West.
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Speaking At The Venture Out Creative Writing Club
Kathleen Morris, a local author of several books, will speak at the VO Creative Writing Club meeting, and give her perspective on writing, publishing, and where she finds ideas for characters and stories. Tuesday, January 30 – 1:00 to 3:00 Auxiliary Ballroom Venture Out Resort 5001 East Main Street Mesa, AZ
An Extraordinary Woman of the West
Today was the first anniversary of my dear friend Kate Brophy’s passing. To mark it, I went to St. Francis Cemetery in Phoenix, to have a chat. It’s a familiar place to me, since my first husband, the love of my life since fifth grade, has been there for many years as well, in a
Rendezvous with a Writer on L.A. Talk Radio
Rendezvous with a Writer on L.A. Talk Radio hosts award winning author Kathleen Morris to discuss her book “Golddigger” on Thursday, August 24 at 6:00 p.m. PST. Rendezvous is hosted by Jim and Bobbi Jean Bell. L.A. Talk Radio on Facebook
Speaking At The Venture Out Creative Writing Club
Kathleen Morris, a local author of several books, will speak at the VO Creative Writing Club meeting, and give her perspective on writing, publishing, and where she finds ideas for characters and stories. Tuesday, January 30 – 1:00 to 3:00 Auxiliary Ballroom Venture Out Resort 5001 East Main Street Mesa, AZ
An Extraordinary Woman of the West
Today was the first anniversary of my dear friend Kate Brophy’s passing. To mark it, I went to St. Francis Cemetery in Phoenix, to have a chat. It’s a familiar place to me, since my first husband, the love of my life since fifth grade, has been there for many years as well, in a