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    • Celeste De Blasis interview, 1989

    • Celeste De Blasis interview, 1989

    • Farm life - Maryland - Fiction; Family - Fiction; Horses - Fiction

    • Celeste De Blasis discusses her book, “A Season of Swans.” She begins by explaining that this book is the last installment of a trilogy she wrote. She describes how her book takes place in both California and Maryland. She talks about the...
    • Connie Martinson Talks Books
    • Jack Klugman interview

    • Jack Klugman interview

    • Randall, Tony; Odd couple (Television program)

    • Jack Klugman discusses his book, “Tony & Me: A Story of Friendship.” He talks about his friendship with Tony Randall and visiting him in the hospital. Klugman reminisces about the comedy, “The Odd Couple,” and his mother. He goes on to...
    • Connie Martinson Talks Books
    • Eileen Goudge interview

    • Eileen Goudge interview

    • Fathers and daughters - Fiction; Women biographers - Fiction; Remarried people - Fiction; New York (N.Y.) - Fiction; Georgia - Fiction

    • Eileen Goudge discusses her novel, “Blessing in Disguise.” She begins by talking about how her book is a story of two women who met when they were children and one girl’s father murders the other. She talks about how her husband is the...
    • Connie Martinson Talks Books
    • Charles Fries interview, 2003

    • Charles Fries interview, 2003

    • Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963 - Assassination

    • Charles Fries discusses his book, “We’ll Never Be Young Again.” He begins by explaining that this book is a compilation of stories from famous people remembering how they felt the day that President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. He...
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