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 Mitch Luckett: Mitch Luckett is an avid birder and claims to at least partially understand "the language of the birds." Although, when challenged on this claim, he will frequently go into a high-pitched yodel that will float your eyeballs.
Whether Ozark Mountain tall tales, narrative songs, Olympic Mountain parables, Native American myths or a book-length yarn, Mitch has a gift for the ancient art of storytelling. To Kill a Common Loon is available from |
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A bluegrass and old-time musician, Mitch combines two art forms, music and storytelling, into humorous and sometimes poignant stage performances. His first CD, Tall Tales and Blue Grass is available from Gavia immer, Inc on a consignment basis.
Mitch has also been a free-lance writer for twenty-five years with dozens of articles and several short stories published in regional magazines and newspapers. For over a decade he's written a monthly Naturalist column for the Audubon society of Portland. Two naturalist pieces are in the anthology and guidebook to Portland, Oregon's natural areas, Wild in the City.