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What’s in a name? Ask Titus Groan.
What’s in a name? Turns out, quite a bit. As humans, we tend to identify with our name. It doesn’t just tell others who we
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In Praise of Indie Bookstores
City Lights owner Chris Wilcox with Ash Braley. I’ve always been a bookish person (of course) and spent many hours – days, weeks, decades –
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Read chapter 1 – Strange Rivers
[Jake] There were a few years when it didn’t feel like I had a heart any more, there was just a lot of broken glass
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Strange Rivers – a Fields of Concorde novel
Strange Rivers, a continuation of the story that began in An Older Kind Of Justice, is a reflection on the unseen ways we connect with
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An interview with the author – Strange Rivers
Ash Braley sat down for an interview with fellow writer Allie E. to discuss Strange Rivers, her latest novel. Here are some of the excerpts:
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An interview with the author – An Older Kind of Justice
I sat down with my friend and fellow writer Allie E. to talk about An Older Kind of Justice. Here are some excerpts from our