Gerald Hickman
When I worked as a Park Ranger in 2002 and 2003, I realized that my view of the history of the park was somewhat new and different than many of the accepted books on the subject. The idea was that I could write an account of the event that might be of interest to History classes, students, and people who specialize in study of the Park and its history.
Thus, I began the book centered on the Ranger Talks given daily to the visitors and the book expanded to include the 2 years effort of the Government resulting from the original event.
Thus, I began the book centered on the Ranger Talks given daily to the visitors and the book expanded to include the 2 years effort of the Government resulting from the original event.
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Hello! My friend James and I met you and your wife - I think - in Spokane last week. I later saw your book at Auntie's Bookstore and grabbed it. It's signed! I love it so far. Thank you very much for your work. Do you have any suggestions, when editing one's one work for publication, about time management? I.e. if you think a section needs work, do you prefer to give it to someone else in your life for review, or?
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