Tag: readers

Manifest Destiny: Mnemophobia & Chronophobia by Dingess and Roberts – A Book Review

Jan 19, 2018

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by

Scott William Foley

in Book Reviews

Manifest Destiny is one of my favorite comic books running at the moment. If you’re unfamiliar with the concept, Lewis and Clark are still exploring the American wilderness west of St. Louis, but in this alternate history, they are not merely mapping out the landscape and marking rivers, they are also analyzing any potential preternatural…
“Cold Turkey” – My November News and Views Short Story

Nov 7, 2008

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by

Scott William Foley

in Author News

Utterly unapologetic, Eddie stands fuming outside in the bitter cold while his son, wife, and in-laws sit silently at the dinner table, surrounding a cold turkey. But how did such woeful events come to pass on Thanksgiving Day? To discover that answer, read “Cold Turkey,” my November short story found in both the Peoria and…
Author Tim O’Brien Is Coming To Illinois State University and Illinois Wesleyan University

Oct 10, 2008

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by

Scott William Foley

in Opinions/Editorials

Novelist Tim O’Brien will visit Bloomington-Normal, Illinois, for the 7th Annual Ames/Milner Visiting Author Program on October 23, 2008. At 2:00 p.m. at the Illinois Wesleyan University Hanson Student Center, Mr. O’Brien will participate in a question and answer session. At 7:00 p.m. in Braden Auditorium at Illinois State University, Mr. O’Brien will address the community with “An…
Thanks To Toni Tucker And Milner Library

Sep 24, 2008

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by

Scott William Foley

in Author News, Opinions/Editorials

Yesterday I took part in a panel discussion on publishing at Milner Library. The other authors were Patti Lacy and Adam Decker, and, judging from all the notes I saw the audience taking, the three of us offered some diverse and informative ideas and experiences about the world of print. I know I learned a…

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Tag: readers

Manifest Destiny: Mnemophobia & Chronophobia by Dingess and Roberts – A Book Review

“Cold Turkey” – My November News and Views Short Story

Author Tim O’Brien Is Coming To Illinois State University and Illinois Wesleyan University

Thanks To Toni Tucker And Milner Library

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