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Sarah Bates:
If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?
Sarah Bates
I'd love to live in North Bath, New York, the home of Richard Russo's wonderful books, Nobody's Food and Everybody's Fool. Those books turned me on to Russo's warm and funny writing style where he goes into the heads of his characters with such skill and delicacy I felt like I was part of the townspeople in every scene. That kind of writing draws me in like no other. It's a style I try to achieve in my own writing: intimate and arresting.
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Jackie
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Sarah Bates:
I won a copy of your book "The Lost Diaries of Elizabeth Cady Stanton" on 3/11/16. On 3/30/16 an envelope from you, which apparently had carried the book, arrived here EMPTY. I filed a lost mail incident claim with the US Postal Service, and they are looking into the matter, the book being lost somewhere between where you mailed it and when my Post Office received it. Is there some other way to reach you?
Martin Barber
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Sarah Bates:
Good Morning Sarah, im new to good reads as well as being new to publishing too, my first book a travelogue was released in May this year and i would to ask if you have the time to take advantage of the free download today and read the book and offer an honest review too? Thank you in advance Martin https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07RPJC52T
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