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Tag Archives: nonfiction
Book Trailer – Demon Fish
I’m a scuba diver, now and then. Each time it takes a few days to get comfortable again with the equipment and equilibrium, but the underwater world never fails to refresh and astound. Every now and then I get to … Continue reading
Posted in Book Publishing or Selling, Books and Authors
Tagged book trailer, books, cover design, Demon Fish, hammerhead, Juliet Eilperin, nonfiction, Pantheon, reef shark, scuba diving, shark fin, sharks, Shelf Awareness, trailer
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Fixing What’s Broke in Our Food System
Husband Gary and his sister have co-owned a corn and soybeans farm in Iowa for years, and that’s as personally connected as I’ll probably ever be to a farm. I worry about what I eat, though, and what our agribusinesses … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors
Tagged agribusiness, book, corn, eating, environment, Fair Food, farm, food, food industry, health, Iowa, livestock, nonfiction, Oran B. Hesterman, PublicAffairs, publisher, soybeans
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A Grandmother’s Gift
My grandmother Mazie (Nana, to me) read the Boston Herald newspaper every day, without fail. She bragged on being a good speller and having a talent for writing, which was, in fact, evidenced by a couple of articles she wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Ruminations
Tagged Andrew Wyeth, books, gift, grandmother, nonfiction, Richard Meryman, value
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Books Do Their Job
My personal reading preferences include memoirs, suspense fiction, literary fiction, and only a little nonfiction. I read to learn about other people or to be entertained; only rarely do I read for pleasure in order to be “educated.” I have always … Continue reading
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Tagged biography, books, Facey, Fortunate Life, Hillenbrand, memoir, nonfiction, reader, reading, Unbroken, war
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