Page Lambert grew up in the Colorado mountains, where she fell in love with harebells, wild onions, and gangly ponderosas. In her teens, she courted the North Platte River, cottonwood trees, horses and frogs. She’s been “writing nature” since the mid-80s, when she moved to a small ranch in the Black Hills of Wyoming.

Page’s writing is found inside monumental sculptures at the Denver Art Museum, online at Huffington Post, and in dozens of anthologies about the West. Nominated for two Pushcart Prizes, she designs and teaches graduate writing courses for the University of Denver’s professional creative writing program. Recently published works include “Not for Sale” (Langscape Magazine, 2018), “The Rural West” (The Light Shines from the West, Fulcrum Books, 2018), and “Deerstalking” (Memoir Magazine, Guns and People Issue, 2018).

Author of the memoir In Search of Kinship (Fulcrum Publishing), hailed by the Rocky Mountain News when it was released as one of the summer’s hottest reads, and the novel Shifting Stars (a Mountains and Plains Book Award finalist) by Tor/Forge Publishing, her essays and poems are found in dozens of anthologies. Awards include two Fellowships for Literary Excellence from the Wyoming Arts Council, “Best Essay of the Year Award” from the Colorado Authors’ League; and the Orlando Nonfiction Award from A Room of Her Own Foundation, and the 2015 Writer’s Studio Best Fiction Award.

Lambert has been leading outdoor adventures and writing workshops for twenty-two years. In 2006, Oprah’s O magazine featured her River Writing Journeys for Women as “One of the top six great all-girl getaways of the year.”

She writes the blog All Things Literary/All Things Natural from her Colorado home in the mountains west of Denver.

In Search of Kinship (Fulcrum Publishing);
Shifting Stars (Forge/St. Martins);
The Light Shines from the West (Fulcrum Publishing);
Writing Down the River (Northland Publishing);
Ranching West of the 100th Meridian;
Heart Shots: Women Write about Hunting (Stackpole Books);
The Stories that Shape Us (Norton);
Homeland (Rocky Mountain Land Library);
Leaning into the Wind (Houghton Mifflin);
Wyoming Fence Lines (Wyoming Humanities Council);

Her work has also appeared in over two dozen anthologies and numerous publications, including The Writer magazine; The Christian Science Monitor; Parabola: Magazine of Myth and Tradition; Deep West; Sojourns: Journal of the Peaks, Plateaus, and Canyons Association; Santa Fe Literary Review, The Denver Post, Guideposts, Country Woman; Chicken Soup publications; and elsewhere.

Founding member of Women Writing the West; past board member of Colorado Authors League; past program chair of Colorado Authors League; past Conference Chair of Western Writers of America; current member of Wyoming Writers; Colorado Authors League; Women Writing the West; Boulder Media Women; Denver Women's Press Club; International League of Conservation Writers; and more.

Co-founder of Women Writing the West, Lambert is a member of the International League of Conservation Writers, an advisor for the Rocky Mountain Land Library, and a senior associate with the Children & Nature Network.