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Conversations with Charles Dambach about war and peace: What is the cause of the disease, and what is the cure?

Posted in Authors, Books, Charles Dambach, Conversations about war and peace, Peace, terrorism, To Kill the Other, War on Aug 11th, 2011

Back in June, I told you about a writer and peace advocate, Charles “Chic” Dambach, whom I met at the Baltimore Book Festival. We had a conversation that day about my novel, To Kill the Other, and his book, Exhaust the Limits, which, each in its own way, explore the same themes. “We really should [...]

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Talking with author Charles F. Dambach about his book, Exhaust the Limits

Posted in Authors, Books, Guest Writers/Authors, Peace on Jun 11th, 2011

“The people in Baru were as wealthy as any community I have ever known.  They had no cash, but instead they had abundant fresh food, comfortable homes, fantastic views, family and friends, and no stress.  This was paradise.  They had no electricity, and they didn’t need it.  They had a central well for fresh, clean [...]

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CityLit Festival, Baltimore 2011

Posted in Authors, Blogging, Books, Guest Writers/Authors, My first novel, People in my life, Poetry, Videos, Writing on Apr 17th, 2011

Yesterday I attended the CityLit Festival in Baltimore, just 20 minutes north of my home. The festival celebrates the literary arts in Baltimore, and was held at the beautiful and historic Enoch Pratt Central Library. Getting to the event required a drive through a soaking spring rain, but it was worth it. As I explain in the [...]

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