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The Road Trip Stops in McMurtry’s Texas

The Great American Road Trip

Larry McMurtry´s Book Store Archer City TX
Larry McMurtry's Book Store

Destination: Texas

Writer: Larry McMurtry (Lonesome Dove, The Last Picture Show)

A GUEST POST by Ruth Pennebaker

I feel so fortunate to have Ruth Pennebaker, a Texan through and through, as our guest today. Continue reading The Road Trip Stops in McMurtry’s Texas

David Baldacci Interviews

David Baldacci’s novels are not just set in Washington D. C., they grow organically out of the compost heap of rotten scraps created by corrupt federal officials and businesses that thrive off of government. The characters know the back alleys and non-public spaces as well as the public glitz of Washington D.C.  In other words, setting is important.

I did not catch these interviews when they first aired, but they make an appropriate  follow-up to the post on thrillers to read before you go to Washington D.C.

Three video clips of interviews of David Baldacci were conducted by the Book Maven, Bethanne Patrick and published on her blog, Author, Author for WETA.

Interview I about the book, Divine Justice, and southwestern Virginia where Baldacci grew up.  (February 4, 2009).

Interview II about Divine, Virginia and about Baldacci’s Wish You Well Foundation, which promotes literacy, book by book by book. (February 5, 2009.)