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- Celebrating
Our Culture
- Essayist and Journalist Philip
Martin
- by Robert L. Hall
“I am thrilled by language, I love knocking words together, kicking
out sparks and occasionally starting brush fires. . .I often feel like a
pyromaniac, an illicit-feeling. Glee
rises in me. It’s a good feeling.”
This is how Philip
Martin, critic and columnist for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in Little
Rock, Arkansas and author describes his work.
- Featured
Mystery Author
- Nancy Cohen:
- Wit and Humor Solves the Mystery
- by Elaine Schiller August
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Nancy J. Cohen is fast becoming a true force in the straight mystery genre with
her second book in The Bad Hair Day Mysteries series coming out in
December. Hair Raiser is Nancy’s newest title and her sixth published book.
This story is eagerly awaited by fans who got hooked on spunky
hairstylist sleuth, Marla Shore, in the first book in the series, Permed
to Death. Set in South
Florida, Nancy’s stories
capture today’s pace and generate the same glowing energy as Marla
shares with her creator. Both present a feminine presence, off-set with
dry, witty humor that draws you into their web of action. I had the
pleasure of speaking with the author over lunch; dining out is one of her
favorite pastimes.
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- Featured
Romance Author
- Patricia Potter:
- Where History and Romance Meet
- by Robert L. Hall
Patricia
Potter is a bestselling and award winning author of twenty-eight
books and six novellas. She has more than two
million books in print. Her
current book is The Black Knave, the first
book in a new Scottish trilogy. Her next book is The Perfect Family, a
romantic suspense, which will be released by Berkley in January. The
Black Knave made the USAToday Bestseller List and was selected by
the Doubleday Book Club for its Romance Club.
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