A lot has changed in Oregon's timber country in the last 20 years. So it seems only fitting that a collection of stories and essays about timber country should be brought up to date.
Robert Leo Heilman of Myrtle Creek first published in 1995.
And as he puts it, there's been a lot of water down Myrtle Creek since then.
So he revised and polished and cut and added to the collection for a 20th anniversary edition.
He joins us in the studio to talk about life in timber country, and how he sees it... then and now.