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Roger Stoner's short stories  have  been  published in three anthologies and his first book, Life With My Wife: The Memoir of an Imperfect Man, was released in 2010.

His current work, Horse Woman’s Child, a full-length historical novel, is now available.

Roger and his wife Jane live in Peterson, Iowa.

 

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 On May 14, 1804 Captain Meriwether Lewis and William Clark left the docks in St. Louis, leading a secret expedition up the Missouri River with the goal of finding a passage to the west coast of the continent.
A light-skinned, red-haired child is born of a liaison between a blacksmith's apprentice a young Dakotah girl. Fearing that the child’s medicine is strong, the young girl’s husband changes her name to Horse Woman and names the baby Horse Woman’s Child.

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Life With My Wife
(nonfiction)
Roger Stoner’s column, “Roger’s Remarks” was published for fifteen and one-half years in the Peterson Patriot, a small-town newspaper. The column broached subjects ranging from serious editorials to humorous observations, the most popular of which were inspired by the ordinary, day-to-day experiences of life as a married man.


Life with My Wife: The Memoir of an Imperfect Man, is a selection of fifty columns　from the 846 that were　published between July 1, 1989 and December 31, 2004. They appear here as they were written, before being edited for publication in a family newspaper.
 

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