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Apr.08.2013 American Galaxy: Home of the Brave ... Humbly pitching: AMERICAN GALAXY: Celebrating the People and the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave / Remembering the Union's Faith Foundation / A Loving Higher Purpose for the People: http://uwachuku.googlepages.com/americangalaxy + http://ugowach.tigblog.org/post/503605 + http...	Jul.20.2011 NEW KINDLE FORUM Check out this new Kindle Forum, where Kindle readers and authors can easily find books by price and category without all the usual hype and repetition. L. T. Fawkes Reading Room at http:www//ltfawkes.com KINDLE FORUM \| LT Fawkes www.ltfawkes.com Here’s a brand new Kindle resource where...
May.02.2009 How I Wrote about My Mother within the Context of Her Own Skin I'm thinking at the moment about Christina Crawford's unforgiving memoir, Mommy Dearest, in which with just 216 pages the author transformed actress Joan Crawford's image from that of iconic Hollywood legend to maniacal abusive mother of the year. I'm also considering the urban lit classic Mama...	Jan.19.2009 American Galaxy Below are excerpts from the Introduction of my up-coming new book: American Galaxy Remembering the Union's Faith Foundation - Celebrating the People and the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave - A Loving Higher Purpose for the People. Also, a detailed preview and description of American...
Dec.08.2008 Interview with Padma Viswanathan, author of The Toss of a Lemon Padma Viswanathan, The Toss of a Lemon I met Padma Viswanathan at a reading at Johns Hopkins, where she got a master's in creative writing, and was captivated by her story. The Toss of a Lemon is an intergenerational tale set in India, drawn from family lore and her imagination. We did this...	Nov.03.2008 So you know Baltimore's writers? Baltimore has a rich literary heritage ... and here's a way to test your knowledge. Answer in a comment on The Baltimore Sun's Read Street blog and you'll be entered in a book drawing (you don’t need a perfect score to win). Thanks to the University of Baltimore’s Literary Heritage Project,...
Oct.03.2008 American Authors too....Ignorant? Not one to shy away from controversy, I thought I'd tie into this recent discourse I read about in the newspaper. The Nobel Prize committee stated that there was a glaring reason as to why no American authors are on the shortlist for the Nobel Prize in literature, namely, we are too ignorant, too...