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Author Archives: Author Richard P. Nixon
Letter from home, 1978
May 15, 1978 Dear Paul Thank you for your letter. I am so glad that you enjoyed the ski trip, and pleased that the man in London got in touch with you and is arranging your trip to Saudi. If, … Continue reading
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Busy times.
Whew! It’s been a while since I posted anything here, or it seems that way at least. But it’s all good because I’ve been really busy, prepping one book for publication, editing another to get the muther finally done, done, … Continue reading
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Postcard – February 12, 1980
Hello Paul – We are enjoying Mardi Gras. Irene loves America and is having a ball. Roger’s new doctors are wonderful. He should be finished with the tests in 7-10 days. We are staying at a hotel near the hospital. … Continue reading
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What We Hang On To
I’ve been working on revisions to a chapter, and while looking for additional details to add I went back to a letter my parents sent me from January, 1977, just after I returned to Sligo from Christmas break. Actually it … Continue reading
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Q&A With Author Lynette Benton
I met Lynette on Twitter some time ago when looking to expand my writing universe. What immediately grabbed me was her direct approach in providing actually useful answers to such questions as “How do I grow my list of followers?”. … Continue reading
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Screwin’
I survived embarrassed and having to write, “I will not forget my homework” a hundred or, maybe, two hundred times. I’d written lines plenty of times in prep. Prefects, senior boys put in charge of bossing around the younger ones … Continue reading
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Thank You!
What a year it’s been. I had hoped and expected to have The Troubles actually finished finished, but I found some areas needed improvement and that has slowed progress considerably. I have but one goal. I don’t want to just … Continue reading
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If You’re Going Through Hell, Keep Going
I’ve heard it said that suffering is good for the soul, though I think some people take this idea to the extreme, incorporating it into their belief system that they then unleash on others. They point to great people in … Continue reading
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Old Boy Spotlight – Elliot Eware
I’m always fascinated to learn how others arrived at boarding school and what they think now looking back. As part of my ongoing series of “interviews”, I am pleased to add fellow Pierrepont Elliott Eware. Q. What’s your name? A. Elliott … Continue reading
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