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Fiction - Biographies - Memoirs
John E. Kent
14409 Chuckar
St.
Caldwell, Idaho 83607
telephone: 208-402-4184 |
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This book is about an LDS missionary who
goes to the Sandwich Islands on a 3 year mission from 1890 to 1893.
He is there at a critical time in Hawaiian history. The King had
just past away and the Queen became the monarch. She would only rule
for a few years before being dethroned and a Provisional Government
would take her place. It tells of his missionary efforts on the
different islands and how kind the people of Hawaii were to him. It
also tells of what a wonderful Queen the Hawaiian people had.
Through 2 other missionaries journals, newspaper clips and
photographs this book unfolds into some great Hawaiian history.
Thank You. John E. Kent. |
Chan Atchley
Aspen'd Publishing
P.O. Box 855
Ashton, Idaho 83420
telephone: 208-652-3351
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Chan Atchley is an Idaho native. His book "The Soul of the
Land" is a critically acclaimed story of two brothers (his grandfather and great uncle) and their families. The book brings
his relatives alive like an addictive soap opera in their ongoing struggle to own the land. You can read an excerpt, learn
more about the author and purchase "The Soul of the Land" by visiting the website |
Ralph Thurston
Bindweed Farm
457 North Ash
Blackfoot, Idaho 83221
telephone: 208-785-4687
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Ralph Thurston writes creative nonfiction. His recent work
"No Sage: Essays from the Margin" was a finalist for the 2002 Idaho Book Award. His wife, Jeriann Sabin, paints high quality
watercolors and creates inventive book arts. |
Cliff Johnson
Misty Peak
Publishing
P.O. Box AL
Filer, Idaho 83328
telephone: 208-326-5845
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My book titled "Wrong Side
of the River" is a memoir of my growing up trapped in a cycle of
poverty, alcohol abuse and violence. When I was 9 years old, my drunk
Grandmother left me on a highway. But regardless of our beginning in
life, we have the power to control the outcome. It`s all about choices. |
Nancy Owens Barnes
Rushing River
Press
Priest River, Idaho
telephone: 208-448-0833
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In 1926, a 10-year-old Oklahoma boy dreams
of living in Alaska. Nearly fifty years later he builds a boat in
his Arkansas backyard and cruises it there. He has never been on a
boat in the open ocean. A story of courage and endurance, South to
Alaska chronicles one man s dangerous journey through a watery world
he knows little about, to a world he cannot forget. |
Scott Houde
R.S. Houde
1415 W. Brown Trout Drive
Meridian, Idaho 83642
telephone: 208-888-5884
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My book is finally finished please help a
struggling new Idaho writer get some recognition check out THE
COMMON MAN'S GUIDE FOR WORKING WITH WOMEN. YOU CAN GET YOUR COPY @
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1468124110/ref=kinw_rke_rti_1 |
Robert S. Hare
SINGULARITY
1411 Lake St., Apt. 11
Sandpoint, Idaho 83864
telephone: 208-255-1770
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REVOLUTION 2013 by Robert S. Hare nonfiction, advice,
trade, paperback 82-pages, $10. + $3. s/h, ISBN 0-9727567-0-1 the new bible, profound aphorisms, artistic inspiration,
extreme democracy This philosophy packed, pocket sized treatise contains three parts (MIND, SPIRIT, LIFE) with thirty-five
two-page chapters. The front matter includes Acknowledgements and Table of Contents. REVOLUTION 2013 - a must-read, you'll
love it! |
Robert E.
Huckins
6073 N.
Castleton Lane
Garden City, Idaho 83714
telephone: 208-321-4583
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My
fiction has strong female characters, employs suspense and intrigue and
contains a thread of spirituality. Tragic lives are portrayed and a degree
of transformation is accomplished. My non-fiction contends with the
spiritual equation for living a meaningful life. Samples of my writing can
be viewed at www.rosedog.com under my name Robert Huckins. I direct the
Vineyard Writer's Guild, am a Pastor at the Boise Vineyard Church and a
member of Christian Writer's of Idaho. |
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