Bones

Where Rivers Change Direction is a memoir by award-winning author Mark Spragg, recounting his childhood on the oldest dude ranch in Wyoming amid the rugged wilderness of northwest Wyoming. Through vivid storytelling, Spragg shares his experiences of growing up, facing the challenges of nature and family, and learning life's essential lessons from a wise cowboy figure. The narrative explores themes of passage, resilience, and the search for meaning, drawing comparisons to literary giants like Peter Matthiessen and Ernest Hemingway.