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Check out the News and Calendar of Events below for details on events and recent reviews. Currents events will be updated regularly, so make sure to bookmark this page and check back often.
In the News
WWII HISTORY REVIEW
January 2011 | "A Man's Rough War" by Trent Overby | link to the review
SOUTHERN LITERARY REVIEW
February 2011 | February Read of the Month by Christopher Bundrick | link to the review
ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS
November 15, 2010 | "Home and the home front" by Mary Ann Grossman | link to the article
MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
October 2010 | The Bookwatch Biography Shelf | link to the review
News Archives
Calendar of Events
date |
Event |
February 21 |
Presentation and book signing at Barnes & Noble HarMar, 2100 N. Snelling Ave. Roseville, MN 651-639-9256 |
December 7 |
Minnesota History Center Pearl Harbor Day event, presentation and book signing by author B. Wayne Quist, email publicist Pete Arnold at parnold@parnold.com for information. |
November 17 |
Book signing at Common Good Books, St. Paul, MN. |
November 11 |
Veterans Day Celebration at Admiral Nimitz Museum: National Museum of the Pacific War, Fredericksburg, Texas. At 12:30 pm Author B. Wayne Quist will sign books in the George Bush Gallery – West Wing. Email publicist Pete Arnold at parnold@parnold.com for information or contact the Museum: 830-997-8600. |
November 11 |
Book signing at Barnes & Noble Northwoods, San Antonio, 210-490-0411 |
November 10 |
Book signing at Barnes & Noble Lincoln Park, Dallas, Texas Dallas, TX. |
Acknowledgement to W. B. Yeats: After publication of the first edition of God's Angry Man: The Incredible Journey of Private Joe Haan, it was brought to our attention by a reader that the poem on page 191 titled "Those That I Fight" was taken substantially from "An Irish Airman Foresees His Death" by W. B. Yeats. Joe had probably memorized the Yeats poem when he was riding freight trains before the war and recreated it in his war journal as he remembered it, with some modification for his circumstance at the time when he was guarding German prisoners in France in the fall of 1944. © 2011 Copyright B. Wayne Quist. All rights reserved. |