An Intereview with Mari Sandoz - a Nebraska Story

[@Bavaria1974]

I love her books! I wish I could have met her, but she was gone before my time.

[@vilstef6988]

I had been seeing Old Jules at books sales for decades, and finally picked up a copy last year. Hooked-completed hooked by Mari's skill as a story teller and the gracefulness of her writing. This summer at a junk shop, I got lucky and found about six of her books, and I've bought several more since. Mari Sandoz is a truly outstanding writer.

[@JB-uv4hm]

Please post more of her interview.

[@etresanchez]

Thank you very much for posting this video. What an amazing woman!!!

[@etresanchez]

I'm just reading "Miss Morissa...".

[@jimferoce4862]

Just started reading Miss Morissa and everything I’ve come across regarding Mari Sandoz and her writing is evident in this book. In a word, captivating. Loving this book and contemplating which of hers to read next.

[@pollyhastings]

thank you for posting this clip of Sandoz. . .are there other interviews of her?

[@arbutus27]

Hey Ron - fantastic posting. Alan Wilkinson

[@Reitz86]

I wish each book was made a movie, then we'd have the truth of pioneer life and the raw thrill of the experience. If someone could capture the part of "Old Jules" when she was a little girl driving that wagon across the prairie at break neck speed with snake bit Jules in the wagon searching for help,WOW!

[@mikeramsay5964]

Just bought a 1st edition of Slogum House.

[@dgendvil]

I thought it was the national NET, which changed to PBS in 1970.

[@8848Red]

Can we see the entirety of the interview?

[@nebraskapublicmedia]

We don't have that entire video available online; however, here is a full-length program where we interviewed Mari Sandoz that is available on our website: nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/series-media/non-series-video/mari-sandoz-her-life-and-work-41084901/

[@8848Red]

Very good! I will watch it!

[@Thorrowgach]

And that’s how she made my school.