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A book
tour with free "Young author workshops" across the state
of Montana drew this three-quarter page feature by arts
& entertainment reporter Chris Rubich that happened to
run in the most widely read edition of the Billings
Gazette - the Little Bighorn Sunday paper, for which Lee
Newspapers published twice the daily circulation for its
readers.
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One of
my favorite stories - and along with the Billings
Gazette story, the longest about me ever written at more
than 1,100 words - is this one by Jean Nash Johnson of
the Dallas Morning News, who helped me plug my RV
endorsement deal in addition to helping the release of
Treasure in Texas in this Texas Living Section Front
story, with a photo on the inside page of Garrett and in
outside our RV, and a cover of the Treasure in Texas
book.
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This nice column by
Nelson Price of the Indianapolis Star-News not only netted me a free
dinner at an expensive restaurant, it also appeared as a section leading
column by Nelson, in which he plugged not only my Olympic Dream and
Spirit series of three books, but also my appearance (the day this was
published) on C-Span's Book TV as a featured author, which was taped at
an Indianapolis Barnes and Noble store.
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The
Aberdeen American-News in South Dakota, and its
entertainment editor, Don Hall, gave a thumbs up to
South Dakota Treaty Search.
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Christian Zavisca,
editor of the North Platte Telegraph, took time out of his busy schedule
to plug the release of my X-Country Adventure series of books from Baker
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One of the big benefits
of working in the media has been contacting editors to mention my
appearances in their cities when I conduct Young Author Workshops at
libraries or colleges. This one is from the Grand Island (Neb.)
Independent.
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