Novelist, was [at-l] Re: Katahdin at sunrise, was Digital cameras

[thornel at attglobal.net (W F Thorneloe)]

The book I read was The Tongues of Angels, published in 1990. "I'm as 
peaceful a man as you're to meet in America now, but this is about a death 
I may have caused."

I'll be up tonight finishing this old friend again.

I recall hearing an interview with Reynolds Price on All Things Considered 
a few years ago.

But back at the wonderful photo of sunrise from Mt Cammerer... The cover of 
this book and Cold Mountain were quite similar to this beautiful photo. It 
is so rare for a photograph to capture a pure moment.

OrangeBug

At 05:27 PM 10/15/2004 -0400, Gadog430 wrote:
>He doesn't have ALS. I have met him, and he is one of my favorite 
>writers....and just terrific.
>He had spinal cancer, and with that he lost his ability to walk.
>He was able to walk as a child and did walk until he was an adult.
>If you ever get a chance to read his works, I suggest that you do so. My 
>favorite is Promise of Rest.
>You will fall in love with the father, even though he has his flaws.
>
>the Literary Dawg