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Luke Bradford….where are you?

Luke Bradford….where are you?

So far, there have been no reported cases of Covid-19 in Watervalley.  Gene Alley, the DJ down at radio station WVLY has been urging everyone to stay spaced out. Given Gene’s somewhat wacky persona, most folks weren’t completely sure he was talking about social distancing.  People still question the appropriateness of Gene in that role. […]

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Luke Meets Estelle, Connie’s Flamboyant Sister

Luke Meets Estelle, Connie’s Flamboyant Sister

She folded her arms, giving me a look of complete adoration. Her words began in a high pitch of inquiry and then descended lower. “Really? You’re willing to do that? Well, darling, if that’s the case, then you may need to pucker up ‘cause I might be laying a little bit of heaven on you.”  […]

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Counting The Ballots…The Latest News From Watervalley

Counting The Ballots…The Latest News From Watervalley

(My Dear Readers, As a nurse, Covid has controlled the narrative of much of my life this past year. I suspect your experience has been the same. When I began to write this short story, I found that Covid references began to dominate this narrative as well. So, I decided that Watervalley existed in a […]

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The Fullness of Time

The Fullness of Time

The fourth book in the Watervalley Book series! After a turbulent eighteen months, Luke Bradford is finally at peace with his new life as the sole physician in rural Watervalley. It is Christmastime, the town loves him, and his marriage to his beloved Christine is a few short months away. Then, an unexpected turn of […]

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The Society Page Editor – The Latest News From Watervalley

The Society Page Editor – The Latest News From Watervalley

Bitsy Hamilton came by my office this past week with a rather unusual request. She wanted my advice on an obituary. Bitsy is the editor of the society page for the Village Voice, a position she has proudly held since the Reagan Administration. A likeable but somewhat proper old spinster, for decades she has meticulously […]

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Genius

Genius

Next week I will be a guest lecturer to a couple of college literature classes in which my first novel, More Things in Heaven and Earth, is part of the curriculum. Guys like myself, who hail from bushhog-intensive backgrounds, rarely get to have this kind of honor. Each session will last almost an hour and […]

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