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Sep.08.2011 - 2:46 pm
This week I finished a first draft of “The Pastor’s Kids”. It feels rather pedestrian at the moment, quite far from what I hope it will be. But I will wait until September to...
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May.15.2009 - 4:14 pm
Ian McEwen, author of “Atonement”, and his son collected some of the novels from their bookshelves and stood out in a square near their home in London trying to give them away. In...
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Jan.23.2009 - 6:20 pm
A novelist’s interests lie in the human realm, but unless a writer knows something about the human species from a scientific point of view, it will be hard to get any perspective...
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Oct.29.2008 - 5:04 pm
I’m quite fascinated with the method Jim Harrison has used to tell “Dalva” and “The Road Home”, and I’m wondering what other people think about it.
The books are a study in the...
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Allan Savory: How to green the desert and reverse climate change | Video on TED.com
“Desertification is a fancy word for land that is turning to desert,” begins Allan Savory in this quietly powerful talk. And it's happening to about two-thirds of the world’s grasslands, accelerating climate change and causing traditional grazing societies to descend into social chaos. Savory has de...
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Pleasure’s Only Rule is more than a love story. It is a novel in verse, a story about a poet told by a poet, a wonderful documentary of place. I read it very slowly, wanting to savor every word and enjoy its wonderful rhythm. The fund of vocabulary is so rich, and sensuously so. The love scenes are exquisite and so welcome amidst the base nature of the portrayal of sex these days.”
—Jaqui Linder, artist and teacher, Versailles, Kentucky
About Connie
Connie Kronlokken spent most of her childhood on the flat wheatlands of the Red River Valley between Minnesota and North Dakota, her adolescence in the hills near the Mississippi and her adult life in and around San Francisco. This meant that she developed a...



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