Cynthia’s New Book
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- Reza Aslan: A Changing Religion, A Constant Faith
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- Donna Frost: I Am the Captain of My Soul
- Art Hicks: Going Beyond What Seems Possible
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- Cresensio Lopez: It Makes A Circle
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- Dibblee Poett: That Sycamore Tree is My Twin
- Arcelia Sencion: The Hope and the Drive
- Greg Winterbottom: Being the Bot
- Howard Sahm: Nothin’ Was Easy
- J.J. Hollister: Strange Tales & A Sea Monster
- Jackson Browne: Even More True Now
- James Howerton & Margaret Howerton Beckwith: Barefoot Summers at Las Cruces
- Jake Copass: I’ve Tried to be a Cowboy… and I’ve Tried to be a Good One
- Jon Brough: I Didn’t Like Being Indoors
- Lou Netzer: Living Where the Pavement Ends
- Lynn & Nan Cadwell: Inside, Looking Out
- Linda Marie Smith: Princess of Possibilities
- Jane & Jo Hollister Wheelwright: The Goddess on Horseback
- Lois Capps: Reporting for Duty
- Lynne Castellanos: Just Doin’ What’s Right
- Kate Firestone: Dream A Lot
- Michael Drury: Your Heart Will Tell You
- Loisgene Kinevan: The Toll Collector’s Granddaughter
- Ray Kunze: Your Life is Your Art
- Marjorie Scribner: A Little Bit Adventurous
- Marc Kummel: Our Own Little Country
- Ray Valdez: Following the Crops
- Reggie Pagaling: Come From A Good Place in Your Heart
- Richard Cunningham: No Such Thing As Modern Times
- Stephen E. Chiapella: Ready for Change
- Ted Martinez: Hobo Tales and A Bass Guitar
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Late in the day I loaded up some podcasts, grabbed my hat and trusty walking stick, and went for a stroll on the road. The sun was slipping fast into the sea and the light was turning golden, a gentle … Continue reading →