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His memoir is in the vein of Bill BrysonвЂ™s вЂњA Walk in the Woods,вЂќ but instead of the Appalachian Trail, we follow the twists and turns of Martin SettleвЂ™s teaching career from his first approach to teaching as a hippie subversive to his eventual triumph as a self-actualized person. Martin calls himself an вЂњOld Hippie Teacher. In this episode 260, we visit with Martin Settle, author of вЂњTeaching During the Jurassic,вЂќ an introspective, poignant and often humorous take on what it means to be a teacher.

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Podcast: Download (Duration: 42:51 - 39.3MB) This is a heart-pounding, timely, and completely immersive read. Silas House, author of вЂњSouthernmost,вЂќ has this to say about the book: вЂњTerry RobertsвЂ™ new novel is a literary thriller of the highest order: lyrical and suspenseful, with characters you will long remember. Yet when he arrives at the isolation hospital, he discovers an inexplicable string of deaths and disappearances among immigrant patientsвЂ¦and a staff that seems to be hiding a chilling secret. Stephen Robbins, a specialist in finding missing persons, is assigned the case. New York HarborвЂ™s immigration and public health authorities are slowly recovering from the war years when a young, pregnant Irish woman disappears from the Isolation Hospital on Ellis Island. In this episode 262, we visit with Terry Roberts, author of вЂњMy Mistress Eyes are Raven Black,вЂќ a literary mystery that explores the disturbing lengths some people will go to protect racial purity and condemn those that are different, the ones they fear. Podcast: Download (Duration: 40:56 - 37.5MB) History can come alive in a great work of fiction. Some of this tale will sound disturbingly familiar to readers in the 21st Century, all the more reason to consider its lessons. Far more than a legal thriller, though it is that, The Tannery is historical fiction at its finest вЂ“ a story set near the turn of the 20th Century in North Carolina. In his debut novel, Michael Almond has given us a page-turner. Reflecting issues prominent in todayвЂ™s headlines, themes of Black voter suppression and intimidation, the violence and depravity of vigilante вЂњjustice,вЂќ and the rise of Jim Crow drive the narrative to its dramatic and surprising conclusion.ДЇrye Gaillard, civil rights historian, author of вЂњA Hard Rain: America in the 1960s,вЂќ says this about the book: вЂњRivetingвЂ¦.

The Tannery transports readers to the turbulent world of the post-Reconstruction South.

In this episode 264, we visit with Michael Almond, author of вЂњThe Tannery,вЂќ a story of racial injustice in 1900 in Wilkes County, North Carolina. Podcast: Download (Duration: 36:08 - 33.1MB)

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