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My Mountains, My Home by Curtis R. Blanton
Started Nov 16
Aston Park and the neighborhood it nourished
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When Day Is Done by Julia Nunnally Duncan
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Author of Visiting Our Past Wednesday local history feature in Asheville Citizen-Times. See examples. |
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Author of Asheville Citizen-Times Feature Book Review |
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Editor, The Making of a a Writer by Gail Godwin (Random House, 2006) Vol. 2 due in 2010. |
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Author of Asheville's River Arts District (2008) Authoritative, illustrated history of River Arts District with the contemporary photos by Henry Neufeld. |
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Author of A Popular History of Western North Carolina (2007) Human interest stories that bring major events and themes to life. |
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My Mountains, My Home by Curtis R. Blanton, illus. by James C. Sellers, cover painting by Terry Chandler (self-published trade paper, 2009, 262 pages, www.porchtakes.com).Novel
"Rebel without a Cause," Chapter 1 is titled. The rebel is an nth-gene...
Interested parties should also see Forum on Deep Creek Battle Committee on this site.
TG
Aston Park
How it nourished a neighborhood around South French Broad Avenue
Dee Thompson (now Smith) and Mary Ellen Walker (now Shipman) spent their teenage years cycling around Aston Park, the ten-acre playground where their South French Broad n...
here is a sample chapter.
Thanks, Mr. Bixby. The pleasure of working with you and March Street Press has been mine!
It's always a treat to work with Julia Nunnally Duncan, someone who knows the nuts and bolts of writing and has a flowing well of ideas--and someone not averse to listening to other people's ideas. Thanks for bringing this to me and I hope that yo...
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- At 10:21am on November 16, 2009,
Julia Nunnally Duncan said…
- It looks good, Rob. Thanks! Robert Bixby posted the 8th chapter in his comment, so readers can delve into a later part of the book--Esther and Davis Lee's first real date.
I think the section you paraphrased and quoted from is provocative and hopefully will get some responses!
- At 6:19pm on October 21, 2009,
nancy dillingham said…
- Rob, thanks so much for posting our anthology Clothes Lines. And thank you, Kay, for the plug and for posting it on your blog. Celia Miles and I had a ball at our "office"--McDonald's in Biltmore--chosing submissions and editing the book. We are very glad to have such a collective positive response to our book.
- At 10:59am on July 7, 2009,
Halina Bochynek said…
- Hello Rob:) Thank you ror your suggestion about posting part of my book. How do I do it? Could you point me in the right direction-I am looking for proffesional critique... That's where I am and what I need. Thanks again, I know you are very busy man:)Halina
- At 12:30pm on June 25, 2009,
- Rob, how do I get you interested in my book? The title is A Beagle's Tale...
Would this be a good first step:)?
I am so excited, I have just learned about this writer community right here,at home. I hope I will get to meet some of you at Barnes and Noble-Wednesday reading group? I am mixing things up,right?
Glad to make new friends:)Halina
- At 11:06am on June 4, 2009,
Raymond W. Russell said…
- Rob, Is there anything more I should do re postings about the Writers Group which meets on Wednesdays? Ray Russell
- At 11:45am on March 28, 2009,
Tipper said… - Rob-thank you for your comment! I did not know any of the stuff you mentioned about the Whippoorwill-so thank you for sharing it with me! And thank you for featuring the post!
- At 11:04am on March 28, 2009,
Badger said…
- Thanks Rob.
- At 6:36pm on February 28, 2009,
Angela Dove said… - Rob,
Haven't had time to explore your forums, but I'm looking forward to it. Meanwhile, I just got a booking at M is for Murder in the San Francisco Bay area. While I'm excited about my other bookings out west, this one seems genuinely fun.
Hope to see you face to face at a reading locally. Coffee's on me.
Angela
- At 7:02pm on February 17, 2009,
Tipper said…
- Thanks Rob! I don't have an audio for the interview-but I've been thinking it would be neat to record them in the future. Glad you liked the post.
- At 6:43pm on February 12, 2009,
James Navé said… - Rob,
I sent and email to Beth who was to pass the info along to the Artist's Way group. i'd say they are taking their own sweet time. So let's open the gates and let people join up.
What say?
JN'
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November 21, 2009 from 7pm to 8:15pm – Malaprop's Bookstore/Cafe
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My Mountains, My Home by Curtis R. Blanton
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Deep Creek Civil War Battle Committee 12 Replies
Started by terrell garren in Civil War Forum. Last reply by terrell garren Nov 15.
Aston Park and the neighborhood it nourished
Started by Rob Neufeld in Local History Nov 15.
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Review-a-Day for Fri, Nov 20: The Age of Wonder: How the Romantic Generation Discovered the Beauty and Terror of Science
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Blue, blue farscape,
Wave upon wave of mountains.
What others strode here before me?
Did they marvel at what they saw?
Earth seems so empty,
Trackless forest, fields and hills.
I feel the spirits of the old ones
As they pass this way still.
Chuc...
UNC Asheville’s Great Smokies Writing Program has launched a new online literary magazine, “The Great Smokies Review.” The magazine offers former and current students of the Great Smokies Writing Program an opportunity to share not only their crea...
William A. Hart, Jr. & Dale Wayne Slusser at Accent on Books
November 20, 2009 from 6pm to 7:30pm
Mr. Hart, author of "3000 Miles in the Great Smokies," and Mr Slusser, author of "In the Near Loss of Everything," will read from and sign copies of their books.
Some writers can use language to create images that evoke the gamut of emotions. Some writers can tell a darn good story. But not every writer can do both.
Paula Kane, a long-time student in the Great Smokies Writing Program, is a card-carrying m...
Poetrio at Malaprop's Bookstore/Cafe at Malaprop's Bookstore/Cafe
December 6, 2009 from 3pm to 4pm
Julia Nunnally Duncan will read from her collection An Endless Tapestry (March Street Press, 2007) and new poems as part of Poetrio at Malaprop's Bookstore/Cafe on Sunday, December 6 at 3 p.m.
Every once in a while, even I have to get out of the mountains.
This weekend, I'll be attending the North Carolina Writers Network at Wrightsville Beach, near Wilmington.
I'll be presenting a workshop on How to Write a How To.
Most people who att...
Freaks of Asheville at Malaprop's Bookstore/Cafe
November 19, 2009 from 7pm to 8pm
Join the creative team behind the new Freaks of Asheville Calendar as they present the story of this remarkable work that showcases some of Asheville’s most eclectic cultural creatives. Project manager Kitty Love, photographer Michael Traister, ed...
My Mountains, My Home by Curtis R. Blanton, illus. by James C. Sellers, cover painting by Terry Chandler (self-published trade paper, 2009, 262 pages, www.porchtakes.com).Novel
"Rebel without a Cause," Chapter 1 is titled. The rebel is an nth-gene...
The Marshall Auricular Hour presents: An Evening With Local Writers at The FBI (French Broad Institute) & Lapland Bookshop & Arts
November 17, 2009 from 7pm to 10pm
THE MARSHALL AURICULAR HOUR music and literary series returns to Downtown Marshall, November 17th at 7pm at The FBI, with readings by local poets Laura Hope Gill & Rose McLarney, and local novelist Ed Krause. The performance will be followed by a ...
I will read from my novel When Day Is Done at 1 p.m. Please plan to be there!
Interested parties should also see Forum on Deep Creek Battle Committee on this site.
TG
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