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Michael Morris will be appearing at the following events.
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February 8-9
2008 |
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Panama City, FL
Books Alive Festival
Gulf Coast Community College
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April 19
2008 |
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Nashville, TN
Nashville Public Library
2:00 pm
"That's What I Like About The South:
Food, Family, Race and Religion in Southern Novels"
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May 1-3
2008 |
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Monroeville, AL
Alabama Writers Symposium
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July 19
2007 |
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Montgomery, AL
WSFA-TV Book Club
6:00 pm
Embassy Suites
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April 16
2007 |
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Calera, AL
National Library Week Speaker
Calera Public Library
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April 28
2007 |
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Nashville, TN
Davis Kidd Bookstore
4:00 pm
Book Clubs and Authors
With Panelists: River Jordan, Denise Hildreth and Robert Hicks
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November 2
2006 |
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Savannah, GA
AARP Conference: Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
Keynote Speaker |
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October 7
2006 |
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Amelia Island, FL
Amelia Island Book Festival
Website: www.bookisland.org |
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June 17-18
2006 |
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San Jose, CA
Book Expo -- The First Ever Book Club Convention
San Jose Convention Center
Website: www.bookgroupexpo.com
Sunday, June 18
10:00 - 11:00 am
STORYTELLERS OF THE SOUTH
Small Towns With Powerful, Far-reaching Stories: LORAINE DESPRES, RONLYN DOMINGUE, RIVER JORDAN, MICHAEL MORRIS, and
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Latest
Book Released
Michael Morris has published Live Like You Were Dying, available
from Westbow Press.
An inspiring story based on Tim McGraw's number one hit song, "Live
Like You Were Dying."
When workaholic Nathan Bishop faces a terminal illness the world that
he has carefully crafted comes crashing down. When the job he thought
that only he could do is taken by someone else, Nathan finds himself
right back where he started: in the small Georgia town that he fought
to escape. There his grandmother and wife struggle to guide him
back to a relationship with his estranged father. It is only when the
two men leave Choctaw, Georgia and set off on a driving trip out West that they
find the pieces to their broken past.
For more information about this title, please visit www.westbowpress.com.
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