New Book! "An explosion of Stars"

Here is what people say about Diana's writing...

"[Diana Coogle's] voice is warm, conversational - definitely a `radio voice,' a female Garrison Keillor of sorts. But it is this voice, and who and what she is, that really makes the book appealing."

Lee Gutkind, editor of The Creative Nonfiction Reader and judge for literary nonfiction for the 1999 Oregon Book Awards

"Diana Coogle is a wise woman in the best and oldest sense of the term, living at peace with scorpions and owls, knowing the virtues of plants, watching the seasons and days. She brings the ancient wisdom to the ephemeral world of automobiles and leaf blowers with deft articulation, wit, and compassion."

David Rains Wallace, author of The Klamath Knot

"Diana Coogle's essays are like fine wine, to be slowly savored and enjoyed, not guzzled. I like her sense of place and the way her essays touch my past, evoking pleasant memories of my own. For full enjoyment don't speed read; try reading these pices aloud, the way they were intended."

New Book! "An explosion of Stars"

Here is what people say about Diana's writing...

"[Diana Coogle's] voice is warm, conversational - definitely a `radio voice,' a female Garrison Keillor of sorts. But it is this voice, and who and what she is, that really makes the book appealing."

Lee Gutkind, editor of The Creative Nonfiction Reader and judge for literary nonfiction for the 1999 Oregon Book Awards

David Rains Wallace, author of The Klamath Knot

Frank Lang, author, Nature Notes