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Meet Our authors

walker abel

HE/HIM  Award-winning author of The Uncallused Hand and Five Hearts of Aloneness 

Jenny Noble Anderson

SHE/HER  Author of Can Buddhists Wear Mascara

Quinn Bailey

HE/HIM Award-winning author of The Currents of the World 

Heidi Barr

SHE/HER  Award-winning Author and Editor of the Mindful Kitchen at The Wayfarer Magazine

Rick Benjamin

HE/HIM Award-winning author of Bodies in the Grief

burt bradley

HE/HIM Award-winning Poet of After Following

 

Lucy Bryan

SHE/HER  Author of In Between Places

Matthew Dickerson

HE/HIM Author of Voices of Rivers

Rebecca Dietrich

SHE/HER  Author of Under the Stars of Turtle Island

 

Stephen Drew

HE/HIM Author of Into the Thin: A Pilgrimage Walk Across Northern Spain  

Heather Durham

SHE/HER  Author of Wolf Tree and Sylvan Crone

C.W. Emerson

HE/HIM author of Danger Face

Will Falk

HE/HIM Author of How Dams Fall

Rev. Matthew Fox

HE/HIM  Bestselling author of over 35 Offerings, including Naming the Unnameable 

michael Garrigan

HE/HIM Award-winning author of Robbing the Pillars and River, Amen

Caitlin Garvey

SHE/HER  Author of The Mourning Report 

Emily Grandy

SHE/HER  Award-winning author of Michikusa House

Iris Graville

SHE/HER  Award-winning author of Hiking Naked

Kip Robinson Greenthal

SHE/HER  Award-winning author of Shoal Water

Tyler Hurula

SHE/THEY  Author of Too Pretty for Plain Coffee

Beth Jacobs

SHE/HER  Award-winning poet of Long Shadows of Practice 

Andrew Jarvis

HE/HIM Award-winning Poet of Landslide, The Strait and Blood Moon

Mubanga Kalimamukwento

SHE/HER  Author of Another Mother Does Not Come When Yours Dies

Father Thomas Keating

HE/HIM Bestselling author of Open Heart, Open Mind 

Linda Flaherty Haltmaier

SHE/HER  Award-winning author of Rolling Up the Sky and Poet Laureate of Andover, Mass.

Chris La Tray

HE/HIM  Essayist, Stories from the Trail Anthology

David K. Leff

HE/HIM Award-winning author of numerous titles.

Joseph Little

HE/HIM  Author of Letters from the Other Side of Silence

Frederick Livingston

HE/HIM  Author of Trees are Bridges to the Sky

Derick Lugo

HE/HIM  Essayist, Stories from the Trail Anthology

Mary Logue

SHE/HER  New York Times-bestselling author and award-winning poet of Heartwood

Linda McGurk

SHE/HER  Award-winning author of numerous titles.

Gwendolyn Morgan

SHE/HER  Award-winning poet and Clark County Poet Laureate 2018-2020 in Washington State

Jeff Darren Muse

HE/HIM   Author of Dear Park Ranger

Marilyn Nelson

SHE/HER  A three-time finalist for the National Book Award

jose oseguera

HE/HIM  Award-winning author of And This House is Only a Nest

Abigail Morgan Prout

SHE/HER  Award-winning author of Walk Deep

Thomas Lloyd Qualls

HE/HIM  Award-winning author of Painted Oxen

Theodore Richards

HE/HIM  Author of Cosmosophia, The Great Re-imagining and more

 

Bruce Rettig

HE/HIM  Award-winning author of Refraction

C.M. Rivers

HE/HIM  Award-winning author of How to Carry Soup

Holly Scherer

SHE/HER  Essayist, Stories from the Trail Anthology

Ana Maria Spagna

SHE/HER  Essayist, Stories from the Trail Anthology 

 

April Tierney

SHE/HER  Author of Memory Keeper and Matter/Mother

Kashawn Taylor

HE/HIM  Author of subhuma

 

Stephen Trimble

HE/HIM   Award-winning author of The Mike File

River Maria Urke

SHE/HER  Essayist, Stories from the Trail Antholog

 

Brooke Williams

HE/HIM   Award-winning author of Mary Jane Wild: Two Walks and a Rant

Gary Whited

HE/HIM  Award-winning author of Having Listened and Being There

Connor Wolfe

THEY/THEM  Award-winning Poet & Founder, Wayfarer Books

Francesca G. Varela

SHE/HER   Award-winning author of The Seas of Distant Stars, Call of the Sun Child and Listen 

Wayfarer Books presently has offices in Abiquiu, New Mexico as well as Durango, Colorado. Wayfarer Books recognizes that our publishing house is situated on the ancestral lands of the Nuuchiu (Ute), Jicarilla Apache, Pueblos of New Mexico, Hopi Sinom (Hopi), and Diné (Navajo) Nations. We acknowledge the deep histories, enduring cultures, and ongoing presence of these Indigenous peoples, whose stewardship of the land predates colonization and continues today.