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Discussion Questions for Where the River Ends

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I’m starting to get requests for book club discussion questions for River.  Try this.  Disclaimer—These questions were written by people who are smarter than me.  There’s a good chance that they understand my stuff much better than I do.  If you can’t answer one or two of the questions, don’t worry.  I probably can’t either.  Enjoy.  ;-)

Latest research

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If you want to see some of the pictures from my most recent research trip(s), click on any of the pictures in the bottom right hand corner of my Blog page and you should get re-routed to my flickr page.  If not, send an e-mail to Jon, my web guru, and tell him what you think.  Most of my research has taken place in the mountains of North Carolina. Pretty stuff. 

A Short Biography

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A paragraph or two on my path from there to here.

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An on-line Interview

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Some fun stuff in one of my most recent on-line interviews--with a few questions I’d never been asked.  Really got me thinking.

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Facebook

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My UK Facebook page

My UK Website

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Ebury House, my UK publisher, hosts a British version of me. ;-) Take a look.

Reader Comments on Where the River Ends

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Reader Comments on Chasing Fireflies

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Noveljourney.com Interview - with Audio

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Gina Holmes of Noveljourney.com fame was kind enough to interview me and then transcribe it–which makes me wish I had said much less. She made it a lot of fun, asked some insightful questions and has now posted it on her website. She even included an audio excerpt. Thanks, Gina. Blessings on your work. 

Southern Living “Read of the Month”

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“When Crickets Cry manages to deliver a poetic love story, a heart-pounding medical thriller, and a spiritual epiphany, all while smoothly introducing charming characters and twists that keep the pages turning.”

The April 2006 Edition of Southern Living chose Crickets as their “Read of the Month.”

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