Ask the Author: Alice Longaker
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Alice Longaker
It is so hard to choose. Settings attract me. I think first, I would follow Inman through the Carolinas to his home in COLD MOUNTAIN. I would merely walk and hike and revel in those mountains. I love travel books and nature books and Civil War books, so here it is all rolled into one. That is cheating a bit--the walk follows the actual trek of BARTRAM'S TRAVELS.
Then I would pop up north to Three Pines, Quebec, the setting of Lousie Penny's well-crafted Armand Gamache mysteries. After a walk around the village, I will visit the bookstore, then stop in at the Bistro. I would order for two and wait for Ruth and her duck to join me and talk of poetry.
Of course, I would like to take a class at Hogwarts, sip tea in the Shire with Frodo, find reassurance with Aslan's roar in Narnia, and off to the Alps for bread and cheese with HEIDI.
Then I would pop up north to Three Pines, Quebec, the setting of Lousie Penny's well-crafted Armand Gamache mysteries. After a walk around the village, I will visit the bookstore, then stop in at the Bistro. I would order for two and wait for Ruth and her duck to join me and talk of poetry.
Of course, I would like to take a class at Hogwarts, sip tea in the Shire with Frodo, find reassurance with Aslan's roar in Narnia, and off to the Alps for bread and cheese with HEIDI.
Alice Longaker
It is so hard to choose. Settings attract me. I think first, I would follow Inman through the Carolinas to his home in COLD MOUNTAIN. I would merely walk and hike and revel in those mountains. I love travel books and nature books and Civil War books, so here it is all rolled into one. That is cheating a bit--the walk follows the actual trek of BARTRAM'S TRAVELS.
Then I would pop up north to Three Pines, Quebec, the setting of Lousie Penny's well-crafted Armand Gamache mysteries. After a walk around the village, I will visit the bookstore, then stop in at the Bistro. I would order for two and wait for Ruth and her duck to join me and talk of poetry.
Of course, I would like to take a class at Hogwarts, sip tea in the Shire with Frodo, find reassurance with Aslan's roar in Narnia, and off to the Alps for bread and cheese with HEIDI.
Then I would pop up north to Three Pines, Quebec, the setting of Lousie Penny's well-crafted Armand Gamache mysteries. After a walk around the village, I will visit the bookstore, then stop in at the Bistro. I would order for two and wait for Ruth and her duck to join me and talk of poetry.
Of course, I would like to take a class at Hogwarts, sip tea in the Shire with Frodo, find reassurance with Aslan's roar in Narnia, and off to the Alps for bread and cheese with HEIDI.
Alice Longaker
Poetry. Always.
Alice Longaker
The small things of life sometimes shift from ordinary to breathtaking--roses in the snow, a friend's smile, upturned soil become lyrical.
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