Janet Nesler commented.
Hi Fearl, "Thank you, Fearl, for writing books that take us to another time and place when we need to go. It's a wonderful gift!" |
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Comment from Nanet Nesler about The Seekers
Friday, November 2, 2012
Review of The Highbinders
Highbinders October 21, 2012 F. M. Parker does his usual great writing, that drags the reader out from their cozy reading place, into the raw and demanding wildness of the mid 1800's mountain west.
New review of Girl In Falling Snow
Daryl L. Kerr "Captain Deke" reviewed Girl in Falling Snow
authentic, real feeling setting and genuine characters October 6, 2012
Another good read by Parker. He is just terse enough to be concise but detailed enough to seem real. I have read several of his books and have never been disappointed.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Trouble with Amazon's reporting of sales
Has anybody had trouble with Amazon's reporting of sales during the past three weeks???
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Improving western rangeland
Matt,
When I was district manager for BLM in Richfield Utah District in the 1970's, a graduate student came and did a study for her masters thesis. She studied the composition of plant species before and after a rangeland fire. She found that the composition of plant species was much improved, ie. more species and of a more desirable mix after the fire. That report might be of interest to you and your group. Another bit of info. I did a study when I was chief of resources in the BLM Albuquerque District on how watersheds heal after severe erosion. The major finding was that healing starts at the very top of the watershed, at the very headwaters of each rivulet and works down stream as the increased vegetation lessens the impact raindrops have upon the soil and also holds more moisture to slow runoff. Of course that is what a person should expect if he would but stop and think,.Still many people look for improvement all over the watershed and are disappointed when it is not readily visible. Good luck in your endeavor to improve western rangelands. Fearlparker.com
When I was district manager for BLM in Richfield Utah District in the 1970's, a graduate student came and did a study for her masters thesis. She studied the composition of plant species before and after a rangeland fire. She found that the composition of plant species was much improved, ie. more species and of a more desirable mix after the fire. That report might be of interest to you and your group. Another bit of info. I did a study when I was chief of resources in the BLM Albuquerque District on how watersheds heal after severe erosion. The major finding was that healing starts at the very top of the watershed, at the very headwaters of each rivulet and works down stream as the increased vegetation lessens the impact raindrops have upon the soil and also holds more moisture to slow runoff. Of course that is what a person should expect if he would but stop and think,.Still many people look for improvement all over the watershed and are disappointed when it is not readily visible. Good luck in your endeavor to improve western rangelands. Fearlparker.com
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
F.M. Parker: A welcomed review of The Highwayman by someone cal...
F.M. Parker: A welcomed review of The Highwayman by someone cal...: LouisH. I'm a "Historical Fiction Fanatic" I have just read the The Highwayman. Great Book - But a Western? June 4, 2012 This was the first...
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