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Songs for a River,
by Jerry McGahan
Songs for a River, the new novel by Jerry McGahan, features the original artwork of Janet McGahan, Eugene Beckes, and the author himself. Jerry McGahan is the author of the novel A Condor Brings the Sun and the story collection The Deer Walking Upside Down. His fiction has appeared in The Georgia Review, Ploughshares, The North American Review, Antioch Review, The Iowa Review, and a number of other literary journals. He lives with his artist wife Janet in Arlee, Montana, where he writes, paints, and gardens. Prizewinner Doug Peacock praises "Jerry McGahan as one hell of a writer. He spins these carefully crafted stories of ordinary characters from western Montana, until they begin to swim outward to fill the spaces beyond the fence lines of domesticity... to the haunted history of all who inhabit the land."
Author Bio
JERRY MCGAHAN is the author of the novel A Condor Brings the Sun and the short story collection The Deer Walking Upside Down. His fiction has appeared in The Georgia Review, Ploughshares, The North American Review, Antioch Review, The Iowa Review, and a number of other literary journals. His paintings have been featured in exhibitions at the Dana Gallery Icons of the West, the Missoula Museum of the Arts, Yellowstone Art Museum, and Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art, among other venues. He has a Ph.D. in Zoology from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. McGahan’s documentary film set in South America was featured in the National Geographic film-lecture series and BBC's in the 'The World Around Us' series.
