the only movie i was afraid of as a child was willy wonka & the chocolate factory. i got to the part where the boy went down the bathtub drain, and i got scared and wouldn't watch any further. to this day i've not seen the end.
Hello,
My name is Adam Catlin, and I am the author of the recently released novel Until August, which has been recently covered in the Kansas State University Collegian, the Newton Daily Kansan, the Derby Daily Informer, the Southwestern College Collegian, and the Atchison Daily Globe, and talked about on KMAN AM 1030, a Manhattan radio station. A book signing for Until August this past weekend at Varney's Book Store in Aggieville was very successful.
I am currently finishing my second novel On A Clear Day, You Can See Conway, a fictional story involving a newspaper editor, the woman in his life, and the mentor who helped get him there. I am interested in getting your perspective on getting my facts right involving aspects of Conway Springs and the newspaper office there. Please contact me so I can make sure this book turns out to be not only factual and entertaining, but something someone in Conway Springs can be very proud of.
You have now!
Posted by: Richard | January 22, 2005 at 08:37 AM
Hello,
My name is Adam Catlin, and I am the author of the recently released novel Until August, which has been recently covered in the Kansas State University Collegian, the Newton Daily Kansan, the Derby Daily Informer, the Southwestern College Collegian, and the Atchison Daily Globe, and talked about on KMAN AM 1030, a Manhattan radio station. A book signing for Until August this past weekend at Varney's Book Store in Aggieville was very successful.
I am currently finishing my second novel On A Clear Day, You Can See Conway, a fictional story involving a newspaper editor, the woman in his life, and the mentor who helped get him there. I am interested in getting your perspective on getting my facts right involving aspects of Conway Springs and the newspaper office there. Please contact me so I can make sure this book turns out to be not only factual and entertaining, but something someone in Conway Springs can be very proud of.
Thank you,
Adam Catlin
Posted by: Adam Catlin | February 05, 2005 at 10:34 PM