Christine Haese

ARIZONA AUTHOR

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2026 Foothills BOOK FESTIVAL

I'm looking forward to seeing friends and family in Phoenix on Oct 17th for the 2026 Desert Foothills Book Festival.

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ChristineHaese: CHRISTINE HAESE was born in Arizona, is a published author, and shares her life with her husband, family, two mules, and their rescue dog. She currently creates nonfiction and Western/Neo-Western novels drawing on her journal entries of colorful characters, wilderness adventures, native plants, foraging, livestock, pets, wildlife, and wild lives. 2025: The GOODLANDS: A Wide-Open West Mystery. 2026: Dictionary of ANIMAL and PET NAMES Christine’s nonfiction work has appeared in High Country News, NPR Earth Notes, Bird Watcher’s Digest, Organic Gardening, and Flower & Garden Magazine. She is a member of the Arizona Authors Association and CIPA, a Collective of Independent Publishers and Authors. Earlier publications and article credits: Out of Print: The Complete Book of Pet Names (First Edition, 1996) Sentry of Choice: Bird Watcher’s Digest Bean Poles from Native Agave Plants: Organic Gardening Magazine When the Wind Blows: Flower & Garden Magazine.

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NPR - Earth Notes

“I've been writing all my life. Now, the Internet and other publishing venues offer exciting new directions for my words to travel.”

Christine is a native of Arizona. She lives with her husband near the headwaters of the Verde River - its riparian wilderness; rivers and lakes; mountains and mesas; wildlife and gardens. They have two daughters and four grandchildren.

Christine's work has been published on NPR, in High Country News, Bird Watcher Digest, Organic Gardening, Flower & Garden and Pet Tales magazines. She won 1st Place Short Story and 2nd Place Poetry at Maricopa County Community College and 1st Place Non-Fiction and 2nd Place Fiction at Navajo County, Northland Pioneer College.

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