Page Reader Radio Interview

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I will be speaking today at 2 pm Central Time with Nanci Arvizu of Page Readers about Gordath Wood, Red Gold Bridge and myriad other writing topics. Please join us! There will also be a live chat opportunity for those who have questions about me and my work.

Page Readers Show

I will add a link to the podcast when it’s complete.

Thanks and hope to hear from you!

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