Tomorrow, Next Year - Tapa blanda

TOMORROW, NEXT YEAR - a ranchers', old saying: THEN, it will be better! cattle prices of course - is centered in British Columbia's, glorious Okanagan Valley. The novel follows 4 generations of ranchers from 1870-1985.

Elizabeth Mann, attended art school in Vancouver, and the University of B.C., and travelled extensively in Europe and Mexico. She also taught for a few years, then working towards her Masters Degree, in the late '60's, The back-to-the-landers movement made its impact on city lives. For her, and her architect husband Henry, it first meant homesteading in the Upper Squamish Valley of B.C., then for 25 years, onto a large abandoned ranch and once stage stop in the south Okanagan Valley hills, during the high interest and inflation years of the mid '70s. Her LAST RANCH book was published in 2007, by Trafford. Elizabeth Mann also put in many years as an agricultural journalist, editor, and worked actively to set up the B.C. Farm Women's Network, to provide a way for farm women's voices, awareness and needs to be shared and learned.