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Michael Murphy is an Arizona author with eight novels under his belt. He loves deserts, mountains, lakes and Arizona's "wacky pol...

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"What are you going to do now?" "I'm going looking for your mother's birth certificate." -- Brother and Siste...

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Every once in a while a diligent used book hound can hit it lucky. I did today when I happened to stop by Secondhand Prose , the Friends o...

The years of phallic obsession began. Like every other male who has wondered this earth, you were in thrall to the miraculous change that ...

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The Gate House is the sequel to Nelson DeMille's wildly popular mafia thriller/farce, The Gold Coast , picking up ten years after Jo...

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  Chad S. Hamill is an assistant professor of ethnomusicology at Northern Arizona University , where he serves as co-chair for the Commiss...

Knowing my pleasure in reading your emails, and writing my own, I wondered if we could ‘keep it simple.’ . . . Only three days and I was fa...

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When it comes to humorous literature, I see a continuum from books that are almost purely funny, with only a fragile plot for framework, ...

As far as I was concerned, this meeting was over. We'd covered the walk down memory lane, and I'd squashed the clumsy recruiting ...

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A week had passed since my return from London, and I was sitting at the table in the dining room of the small gatehouse of Stanhope Hall, m...

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