CARTER NIEMEYER

Memoir, nonfiction

Wildlife biologist Carter Niemeyer has worked with wolves for nearly 40 years. Originally from Iowa, he earned a Master's degree from Iowa State University and moved west in the 1970s to take a job as a government trapper. In the 1990s he was a key member of the wolf reintroduction team for Yellowstone National Park and Central Idaho. His award-winning memoirs, Wolfer and Wolf Land, and his recent book The Other Ten Wolves will keep you up way past your bedtime!

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​​Niemeyer is available for speaking engagements and news interviews.

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JAMES O. LONG

Nonfiction, long-form journalism

James O. Long is an award-winning journalist and writer. Best-known for his investigative reporting, he retired in 2003 after 41 years writing for Oregon Journal and The Oregonian. His byline appeared on stories that broke the Tonya Harding Olympics-tampering scandal, delved into the origins and criminal activities of the Rajneeshee cult that took over a community in Central Oregon, and exposed an elaborate fraud that cost labor union pension funds hundreds of millions of dollars. His work also has appeared in Newsweek and the Massachusetts Review. Long co-authored the book Killer: A Journal of Murder with Thomas E. Gaddis (Birdman of Alcatraz) that was made into a movie starring James Woods.

Long is available for phone interviews.

See the  6 minute movie Newspaper Man about James Long here