Chapter One Book Store

Reading and Signing

Thursday, Feb 18th 7p.m.

Josh Wagner

If you consider yourself a fan of any kind of fantasy (including Gaiman-esque mythology and steampunk), this is the book event for you!

If you will only make it to one book signing this year, this is the book event for you!

Josh Wagner is not only a talented author (of novels, graphic novels and screenplays), he's also very entertaining.  His events are hip and give attendees a warm inclusive glow.  

Deadwind Sea  is a whimsical romp through a strangely familiar landscape filled with pirates, airships, sheep,  blunderbusses, magical mirrors and, of course, a quest for true love!

With Josh's boundless imagination and crisp storytelling, this book belongs on the shelf with Gaiman's Stardust and Golding's Princess Bride.

Bart Colantuano

Author of Helilogging in a Sucker Hole

Signing his book here at

Chapter One Book Store

Saturday, February 20th  11:00a.m.--1:00p.m.

Bart Colantuano has appeared on

The History Channel's show, "Ax Men".

When Matt Stark's rogue crew of Helicopter loggers is thrown in jail, he knows it's going to be a bad day. When his helicopter crashes in
the Cabinet Mountain Range and his myth-chasing mechanic claims it's
sabotage, he knows that it's going to be a bad week.

Making a living as a gyppo helicopter logger in the Montana Mountains is already one of the most dangerous jobs a pilot can do.

For Matt Stark, doing the job is not as dangerous as keeping it.
Wood prices are dropping; the bank is breathing down his neck and the
local  environmental group is petitioning to shut down his operation.

All the while, someone may be sabotaging his equipment and possibly even trying to kill him.

All he wants to do is finish the job he started.

If you love an adventure, you will love this fast paced thriller!

Monday, March 1st 

7:00 p.m.

Susan Kushner Resnick

will be reading and signing

Goodbye Wifes and Daughters

 One morning in 1943, close to eighty men descended into the Smith coal
mine in Bearcreek, Montana. Only three came out alive. "Goodbye wifes
and daughters . . ." wrote two of the miners as they died. The story of
that tragic day and its aftermath unfolds in this book through the eyes
of those wives and daughters-women who lost their husbands, fathers,
and sons, livelihoods, neighbors, and homes, yet managed to fight back
and persevere.