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Publishers Weekly: 5 Writing Tips from Barbara Kingsolver
5 Writing Tips: Barbara Kingsolver "The enterprise of writing a book has to feel like walking into a cathedral." From Publishers Weekly By Barbara Kingsolver, Oct 12, 2018 Writers work successfully in so many different ways, I never assume that what works for me is...
New Releases—The August/September Round-Up
Bush Blues by Sheldon Schmitt POLICE CHIEF BRADY SNOW solves two and four-legged crimes in the bush of wild Alaska. Grizzly bear attacks, small plane crashes and violent crimes all come under his jurisdiction. He works with larger-than-life, hard-drinking bush pilots,...
Jim Smith’s Sweeping Off the Plate Appears on WAVY-TV’s The Hampton Roads Show
From WAVY-TV's The Hampton Roads Show, "Reck on the Road" PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) - There are so many great stories that revolve around the game of baseball, at every level here in Hampton Roads. And now there is a brand new book which is a collection of great local...
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