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CollectionsYour library (135), To read (1), All collections (135)

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Tagsmystery (4), dick francis (2), gus legarde (2), east goodland (2), murder (2), literary fiction (2), family (2), children (2), dogs (2), love (1) — see all tags

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About meAaron Paul Lazar resides in Upstate New York with his wife, three daughters, two grandsons, mother-in-law, dog, and four cats. After writing in the early morning hours, he works as an electrophotographic engineer at Eastman Kodak Company, in Rochester, New York. Additional passions include vegetable, fruit, and flower gardening; preparing large family feasts; photographing his family, gardens, and the breathtakingly beautiful Genesee Valley; cross-country skiing across the rolling hills; playing a distinctly amateur level of piano, and spending “time” with the French Impressionists whenever possible. Although he adored raising his three delightful daughters, Mr. Lazar finds grandfathering his “two little buddies” to be one of the finest experiences of his life.

In addition to receiving publishing contracts for Double Forte', Upstaged, Tremolo: cry of the loon, Healey's Cave, and Mazurka,he has seven more books waiting in the wings.

Mr. Lazar writes "Seedlings," a monthly column featured in the Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine (FMAM) and in the Mysteryfiction.net literary newsletter entitled "Voice in the Dark." Numerous articles on writing have been published by writers' sites such as Absolute Write. His short essay, "Word Paintings" was included in the 2007 Bylines Writers' Desk Calendar. Check out the Great Mystery and Suspense Magazine for the flash fiction piece, "Follow the Leader." Visit his blogs at www.murderby4.com, www.aaronlazar.blogspot.com and his articles on aplazar.gather.com.

About my libraryI've adored mysteries since I was a child. My library contains books I've written, and books I've read.

GroupsAdirondacks and beyond

VenuesFavorites

Favorite librariesDansville Public Library

Homepagehttp://www.legardemysteries.com

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Real nameAaron Paul Lazar

LocationUpstate New York

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Member sinceApr 7, 2008

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We're hoping to revive the discussion group "Adirondacks and beyond." I just sent out a number of invitations and hope to generate some discussion and activity. Just thought I'd let you know as a present member of the group.

Regards,
Munn
"This is to be my symphony"
by William Henry Channing

"To live content with small means;
to seek elegance rather than luxury,
and refinement rather than fashion;
to be worthy, not respectable,
and wealthy, not rich;

to study hard, think quietly,
talk gently, act frankly;
to listen to stars and birds,
to babes and sages, with open heart;
to bear all cheerfully, do all bravely,
await occasions, hurry never.

In a word, to let the spiritual,
unbidden and unconscious,
grow up through the common.

This is to be my symphony."
Seven books waiting in the wings, Aaron? It must be those cold winters!!!
Good to hear from you--always!

Best,
Carolyn Howard-Johnson
www.howtodoitfrugally.com
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