'Whitefish Review' presents author David James Duncan

“Whitefish Review” will host author David James Duncan for a reading and conversation about his newly released book, “Sun House,” on Thursday, Dec. 7 at 101 Central in downtown Whitefish.

“We’re honored to welcome one of our favorite writers who has also been a great mentor to our journal,” said “Whitefish Review” founding editor Brian Schott. “Duncan will be compared in history with the greats of American literature and beyond. He's also tremendously funny. We’re in the field of pure genius here.”

Duncan is the author of the classic novels “The River Why” and “The Brothers K,” the story collection “River Teeth,” the nonfiction collection and National Book Award finalist “My Story as Told by Water,” the best-selling collection of “churchless sermons, "God Laughs & Plays,” and the new novel “Sun House.” Legendary editor Michael Pietsch calls Duncan’s latest book "David’s magnum opus” and writer William deBuys said it is “one of the greatest imaginative achievements I’ve encountered in a lifetime of reading.”