Carol Wright Crigger began her writing career using initials (C.K.) on the premise they would cause her work to be taken more seriously. These days she prefers to spell out her name. Raised on a wheat ranch on the Coeur d’Alene Indian Reservation, she grew up reading the same rootin’, tootin’ Western novels her parents loved. Today those books are classics, along with the Zane Greys she and her brother traded at Christmas.
She is a two-time Spur Award finalist; once in Short Fiction, and
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