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Regarding Willingness: Chronicles of a Fraught Life
Sinopsis :
2020 Montana Book Award Honor Book(These) stories should
be required reading.-Montana Book Award CommitteeTom
Harp Harpole was a horse logger working from remote
mountain camps and living in wall tents until an accident
suggested a change of lifestyle. He took to his other avocation
- writing, and studied abroad in Ireland. He began publishing
stories in periodicals such as Smithsonian Air &ampSpace,
Sports Illustrated, Crocodil, Montana Quarterly, Whitefish
Review, and more. In 1986 his story The Last of Butch (Faber
&ampFaber, London) was selected as The Best Short Story in
the British Isles. His work has been short-listed for the National
Magazine Award twice, and translated into six languages. He

has been a guest reader on NPR more than a dozen times.
Harpole writes in a voice that useshis natural wit and humor to
shed light on a life of stories that bring readers to the edge of
danger. Tom Harpole is what you might call a thinking man's
Evel Knievel, - Aaron Parrett, MT Senior News.Certain
magazines that assigned Harp feature articles knew early on
that he would try anything that involved physical/emotional
risks. He regarded himself as aurvivor's Euphoriaaficionado.
His willingness and perspective on dalliances with danger
range from an N.F.L. record, to horse logging, to skydiving with
Russian cosmonauts, to getting a black bear stoned, to his
compassion as a volunteer EMT in rural Montana, to protesting
Gorbachev in 1990, to driving ice roads above the Arctic circle,
and more. This book is a collection of sixteen of his most
popular stories.