Last spring, Thomas Maltman read from his second novel, Little Wolves, as part of the Southwest Minnesota State University Visiting Writers Series. Here's the video of that terrific reading: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFBtxl9yjHw&feature=youtu.be.
Little Wolves has been nominated for the 26th Annual Minnesota Book Awards in the category of Novel and Short Story. It has also been selected for the All Iowa Reads Program, which you can read more about by clicking this hyperlink.
Little Wolves is a pick for Midwest Connections for December 2013, a top pick from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for favorite mysteries of 2013, and a School Library Journal pick for best adult books for teens in 2013, which called the novel "dark, brooding... and beautifully written."
Tom and I worked on our MFA in Creative Writing together at Minnesota State University, Mankato, and I could not be more thrilled for him. He's one of the most brilliant and hard- working writers I know as well as one of the most dedicated teachers. Our SMSU creative writing students appreciated his visit to their Writers' Workshop and his critique of their writing immensely. We wish you all the best, Tom!
Little Wolves has been nominated for the 26th Annual Minnesota Book Awards in the category of Novel and Short Story. It has also been selected for the All Iowa Reads Program, which you can read more about by clicking this hyperlink.
Little Wolves is a pick for Midwest Connections for December 2013, a top pick from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for favorite mysteries of 2013, and a School Library Journal pick for best adult books for teens in 2013, which called the novel "dark, brooding... and beautifully written."
Tom and I worked on our MFA in Creative Writing together at Minnesota State University, Mankato, and I could not be more thrilled for him. He's one of the most brilliant and hard- working writers I know as well as one of the most dedicated teachers. Our SMSU creative writing students appreciated his visit to their Writers' Workshop and his critique of their writing immensely. We wish you all the best, Tom!
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