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About mei read ten times as much as i write; it's a privilege i allow myself. i shudder sometimes when i see how much time generations from 30 years old down spend on television/computer screens. maybe that's why we're getting production type novels and writings now rather than what i like to call "delicious prose." (Capote, Koontz, are examples of the latter). i've published four books since 1990. I've been clean and sober since then, too. There is a correalation.

About my librarythis is my third library. the first was any book i could get ahold of and keep (5 through 16). the second was a collector library (23 - 52). Started this one at 60 and it only has works in it that i LOVE TO READ. Took me a long time to learn the simple truth that you are what you read.

GroupsAdirondacks and beyond, Bestsellers over the Years, Book Care and Repair, Book Collectors, Book reviewers, Dean Koontz Fans, Deep South, English majors!, Ernest Hemingway, Floridians —show all groups