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Area Writers Books Available

Posted 09.13.06 at 10:46 AM

Some of you may have read in one of my recent comments that new books have been published by local area writers. Don Coker and David Clarkson have published respectively Where the Serpent Hides and Vanishing Starlight. These titles are now available in the Paris Junior College Bookstore. If you are interested go by the PJC Bookstore and have a look at these new works of fiction.

Additionally, we hope to have these authors available in the near future, and if you have a copy of their book I am sure they would be willing autograph it for you. Keep reading these comments, and we will let you know the schedule dates for any such personalities availability.

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