Publications

Contact Anika to request copies of any of the Short Works below.

Books

Featured Title: Don’t Say Anything to Anybody. Yearman and Hanisch (Third Path Press, 2017). Buy the Book & See Inside Chapter 1 at Amazon or wherever fine books are sold.

Anika has also assisted in the production of the following:

Mistletoe Therapy and the Emerging Future of Integrative Oncology. Steven Johnson, DO; Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO; along with Adam Blanning, MD; Marion Debus, MD; Paul Faust, ND, FABNO; Mark Hancock, MD; and Peter Hinderberger, MD (SteinerBooks, 2021).
Dancing With Darwin: Challenge Therapies for Optimal Health. Dr. Steven J. Saltzman (Coldwater Press, 2020).
Lost Horse Park. Troy Kechely (2017)
Stranger’s Dance. Troy Kechely (2015)
The Nightly Book of Positive Quotations (Fairview Press, 2010)
Beta Glucan: Nature’s Immune Booster (IMC, 2009)
Aloe Vera: Modern Science Sheds Light on an Ancient Herbal Remedy (IMC, 2009).

Short Works

How Does Brigitte’s Story Add to the Current Body of WWII Literature? Guest post at: www.BrigitteYearman.com/blog; June 23, 2016.

For the Love of Dogs… and a Good Dog Story. Bozeman Magazine; February 2016; p. 8.

Ledger Art Renaissance. Montana Quarterly; Summer 2014; pp. 48-53.
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Little House Under the Big Sky: Living Beautifully in Under 2,000 Square Feet. Distinctly Montana; Summer 2012; pp. 50-53.

Hidden Within: Turner home pairs ranch style with sustainable energy innovation on the Flying D. At Home; November 29, 2011; pp. 10-14.

Brick and Mortar Advantages: Round House owners celebrate 40th anniversary and reflect on facing new business challenges with old-fashioned customer service. Business to Business; October 18, 2011; pp. 6-7-11. (Cover Story)

Walking Distance: Local photographer’s home balances historic character with innovative LEED standards. At Home; October 4, 2011; pp. 11-15. (Cover Story)

You Can’t Keep a Good Pastrami Down. Restaurant Profile in Distinctly Montana; Summer 2011; pp. 62-64. (Starky’s Feature – PDF version)

Stage Presence: How two theatre companies built artistic community and brought live performance to the rural West . Booklet, (c) 2011 Anika M. Hanisch.Spiritus Creative, LLC; Bozeman, Montana.
(NOTE: These are large files; 5-10 MB each)
Ben Tone Booklet – Part 1
Ben Tone Booklet – Part 2

Happy Birthday Ben Tone! Local actor and mentor turns 90, recalls growth of Bozeman’s art community. Bozeman Magazine; April 2011; p. 13.

Interior Designer’s Roundtable (Q&A Article). Distinctly Montana; Spring 2011; pp. 58-63. (Designers Roundtable – PDF version)

Building a Life Together: Our Hawaii Years. Private client ghostwriting project; memoir booklet; Winter 2010-2011. Final work 28-page booklet.

2009-2010 – Hanisch focused on several ghostwriting projects during these years. Ghostwriting and writer-for-hire pieces are the property of her clients. Samples of client-owned work are available upon signature of a standard Non-disclosure Agreement. Contact Hanisch for more information.

Underground Gourmet: Culinary insights from a self-made Montana chef. Distinctly Montana; Spring 2009.

Climbing Lessons. Guideposts; December 2008; pp. 74-78.

More Than Restored: Historic Bozeman home remodeled to reflect period style with contemporary touches. At Home; October 28, 2008; pp. 8-12.

Contra Luce: Livingston artist explores creativity and business under the Big Sky. Distinctly Montana; Fall 2008; pp. 35-40.

Planning the foolproof perfect day (and other wedding myths). A Montana Wedding; 2008/2009; pp. 19-21.

Location, Location: Ceremonies, photo shoots, and honeymoon destinations that celebrate the land. A Montana Wedding; 2008/2009; pp. 23-26.

Useful Tips For Your Big Day. A Montana Wedding; 2008/2009; pp. 31-33, 41-42.

Home Waters: Reclaimed log cabin honors family’s commitment to Twin Bridges property. Distinctly Montana; Summer 2008; pp. 110-119.

The Heart of the Matter: Townhome at Legends resonates with owner’s personal values. At Home; June 10, 2008; pp. 16-18. (Cover Story)

Reinventions: Three local women share their stories of career and creativity.Balance; May 20, 2008; pp. 4-6. (Cover Story)

Homeward Migration: Remodeled Manhattan farmhouse honors family and regional history. At Home; March 18, 2008; pp. 4-7.

Out of Hibernation: A Springtime Party. Distinctly Montana; Spring 2008; pp. 138-143.

Storybook Style: Backyard cottage pays homage to historic Bozeman home. At Home; February 19, 2008; pp. 4-7.

Spire and Ice: Bozeman women reach new heights in the winter backcountry.Balance; December 4, 2007; pp. 12-15 (Cover Story; Photos by Larry Lee)

A Sense of Permanence: Local stonemason transforms a Big Sky landmark. At Home; November 27, 2007; pp. 15-19. (Cover Story)

Perfect Balance: Luxury Villa in Kelly Canyon blends expansive design and elegance. At Home; October 30, 2007; pp. 16-21. (Cover Story)

Barn Raising: Couple’s area home a tribute to both heritage and landscape. At Home; October 2, 2007; pp. 4-8

Night Driving: Book release from local author and climber. Outside Bozeman; Winter 2007-08; p. 98.

Arts Roundup: Event recommendations. Outside Bozeman; Winter 2007-08.

Hank the Rock Gnome: Adventures from the register on Sacajawea Peak. Outside Bozeman; Fall 2007; p. 90 (Illustrated by Sara E. Lee)

Creativity and Compassion Woven Together: Weaver teaches young women in Africa. Balance; September 11, 2007; pp. 4-7.

Planting Time: Facing mountain soil on mountain time. Outside Bozeman; Summer 2007; p. 28. (Illustrated by Sara E. Lee)

Travels of the Mind: A Yellowstone reading list to inspire summer adventure plans. Outside Bozeman; Summer 2007; p. 73.

Rustic Appeal: Family creates a classic and innovative cabin retreat. At Home; May 15, 2007; pp. 16-22.

Earth Inspirations: Big Sky homeowner goes ‘green’ to help her daughter and the environment. Montana Magazine; May/June 2007; pp. 14-16.

Creative Vision: Family’s home far from the typical Big Sky retreat. At Home; January 23, 2007; pp. 16-21.

Gliding Friendship: A story for those who’ve tried to teach a friend. Outside Bozeman; Winter 2006-07; pp. 58-59.

Sun Ranch Land Management. Outside Bozeman; Fall 2006.

Horses They Rode: Book release. Outside Bozeman; Fall 2006.

Green Thinking: Intelligent design featured in healthy, efficient home. At Home; October 3, 2006; pp. 15-19.

Lake Riding: Experience the spirit of motorcycling. Discover the Lake Minnetonka Area; Summer 2005; pp. 34-35.

Form and Function: Shack Up brings modern touches to new Bozeman studio.At Home; July 13, 2004; pp. 12-15.

Monday Night Barrel Racing: Local Barrel racing event draws families together. Balance; June 22, 2004; pp. 8-10.

Quilting in the Country: For master quilter Jane Quinn the craft is a way to build community. Balance; November 9, 2004; pp. 3-5.

Forging Art: Blacksmith Judy Baker shapes her own niche. Balance; December 7, 2004; pp. 3-5.

Ready to Ride: Yellowstone Harley Davidson offers beginning motorcycle class for women only. Balance; July 20, 2004; pp. 8-10.

Family Style: Bridger Canyon home blends country and modern elements. At Home; August 10, 2004; pp. 5-9.

White Buffalo Lodge: Livingston company taps into renaissance of Native American tipis. At Home, September 7, 2004; pp. 4-8.

Open Doors: MSU Women’s Center is a resource for the entire community.Balance; September 14, 2004; pp. 15-16.

The Labor Crunch: Local employers getting creative to deal with Bozeman’s tight job market. Business to Business; July 6, 2004; pp 10-12. (Co-written with Seabring Davis).

Self-made in Montana: Three local women find their own way in business and life. Balance; April 27, 2004; pp. 4-6.