The little Museum that can (part 2 of 2)

The little Museum that can (part 2 of 2)

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Writer's thought for the day:

When you work on someone else's novel, you really come to realize just how much of yourself is going into your own work.

The little Museum that can (part 1 of 2)

The little Museum that can (part 1 of 2)

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Corktown unearthed in upcoming lecture

Corktown unearthed in upcoming lecture

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Another Positive Review

This time from New York-based artist and attorney Jaimee Todd, who wrote:

Jaimee Todd So I just finished reading Dreamers just a few minutes ago! Nice plot
twist at the end! I have to admit, I really wasn't expecting that. The
idea behind the story does make me think of the Men In Black in that
you have to wonder if we are just some plot in someone else's
mind/game. It also reminds me of The Matrix in that ...you don't really
know what is real and what is really being manipulated.

I am not a fan of either movie she mentioned but I'll take the praise LOL

Another Rave Review for "Dreamers!"

Below is a comment/status update via Facebook from another writer who recently finished reading my novel:

John Fitch V just finished reading Dreamers at Infinity's Core . It takes a genius to merge first and third person perspectives at the same time. Chris does it and leaves you wanting more.

Corktown historian Delicato discusses photos

Corktown historian Delicato discusses photos & history of neighborhood

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"Lesser-known" museums deserve recognition too

"Lesser-known" museums deserve recognition too

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New Gig

It is even harder to keep coming up with article ideas when writing about local museuems than you might think. I won't say the well has done run dry but it certainly could use a little rain. Black History Month was a wonderful time to start writing these but now it is time to branch out a bit and take the column in a slightly different but still oh-so-sexy direction.



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DIA serves up tasty lecture this Saturday

DIA serves up tasty lecture this Saturday

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History Storyteller Tonya “Touchdown” Dallas discusses her upcoming “Slave Narratives” event at DIA

History Storyteller Tonya “Touchdown” Dallas discusses her upcoming “Slave Narratives” event at DIA

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