Title: Magnificent lore of west, one woman's wyoming
Review: This memoir was assigned reading in a creative writing class I took entitled: The Art of Regionalism at University of California, Irvine. Ehrlich's poetic writing brings the reader the hardknocks life of ranchhands, sheep herders and fenced lands. The flavor of the West is resonant throughout, the feel of winter, the parch for water, the wide sky with its eye on everything below. The rodeo of characters, those ranchhands, who mostly have trouble with women and drink come to life as truly as they did to the author. This slim volume roots one into the West and I have a great urge to bring my children to Wyoming to breathe that fresh air and rejoice in that solitary life. This book, at my recommendation, has been selected by our book club for April, 1998. This review was written by Jacquelyn Beauregard Dillman, Newport Beach Public Library Foundation, Newport Beach, CA
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