As the Anvil Rings by Geneva Bair Wilson is a 1986 autobiographical memoir published by the regional historical publisher Ye Galleon Press, based in Fairfield, Washington. The book chronicles Wilson's pioneer childhood and coming-of-age experiences, tracing her early life in eastern Kansas and near Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, up to her marriage to True Wilson in 1925. While its primary setting is geographically east of the Pacific Northwest, the work is part of the broader Western Americana catalog preserved by this notable Washington press, serving as a valuable firsthand account of early 20th-century frontier settlement, agricultural challenges, and rural family dynamics.

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