About this Event
Country Bookshelf is excited to welcome local author Kelsey K. Sather, author of the new fantasy novel , book two in her Ancient Language of the Earth series!
Tickets are not required for this event, but RSVPs are appreciated. Please RSVP by reserving a FREE general admission ticket on this page.
Books can be purchased at the event or ordered in advance on our website or by calling Country Bookshelf at (406) 587-0166 during regular business hours.
The event at a glance:
- On May 12, please arrive early to secure your seat. Seating is general admission, first come, first served.
- At 6:00pm, the event will begin. The author will take audience questions following the program.
- After the talk, the author will sign books.
- Can't attend in person? Order signed copies on our website or by calling (406) 587-0166. Signing requests must be placed 24 hours before the event and can only be taken for books we currently have on our shelves.
ABOUT LIVES OF A SALVAGER: ANCIENT LANGUAGE OF THE EARTH, BOOK TWO
As one of three Salvagers alive, Laurel has the faculty of Hindsight. She sees the past and forgets nothing—powers that are both a tremendous advantage and a terrible burden.
Laurel uses her abilities to weaponize plant magic for the Anima’s army in the ongoing Task to restore ecological Order to the world of Aligaea. Over two thousand years, she witnesses a changing planet, with Animas come and passed, empires rising and falling, and finally, the emergence of the Imperium, the greatest threat to Order Aligaea has ever experienced.
She discovers Deadly Charms and Birch Skin armor. She creates invisibility tinctures and potions for valor. But in her quest for knowledge across space and time, Laurel has yet to answer these questions: Is the Task possible, and more so, is it ethical?
Insanity edges her pursuit for resolution. She may endure centuries of wars and tireless effort—but at what cost?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kelsey K. Sather lives in Montana. Her stories explore the complexities of human nature interconnections. Her debut novel, book one in the Ancient Language of the Earth series, Birth of the Anima, is a “feminist fantasy novel with a serious hook” (Foreword Reviews) and a finalist for the National Indie Excellence Award in fantasy.
She attended the University of Utah on fellowship and graduated with an MA in Environmental Humanities. At the University of Montana, she received the Davidson Honors College Scholar Distinction in Creative Writing and Environmental Studies. After teaching at the university level, Kelsey co-managed a writers’ collective, where she facilitated creative writing workshops for all ages.
Nowadays, in addition to writing her series, she directs the Biocene Foundation, providing grants for the individuals and organizations enacting solutions to the ecological crisis and sharing their narratives of joy and perseverance.
At the core of her vocation as an author and conservationist is the hopeful intention to help foster deeper connections between people and the natural world. In her free time, she enjoys outdoor sports, yoga, arts and baking, and spending time with friends and family.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Country Bookshelf, 28 West Main Street, Bozeman, United States
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