Stephen Fairchild Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Stephen Fairchild

Your question deserves a follow. Currently reading P D Kuch’s Oxford Girls sequel. Read the first book and enjoying the second one as well. See my review on Amazon for the first novel in the series. https://t.co/fC0ulAmc0S

Stephen Fairchild

Yes , Look Homeward Angel by Thomas Wolfe. His prose was too ponderous. Ditto for George Will who exhausted my vocabulary portfolio. And last but not least, William Faulkner whose literary style could use a bit of editing. https://t.co/5vyYfRcJFe

Stephen Fairchild

As Henny Youngman used to say “Now take my wife, please!” https://t.co/VA5qw6fOaq

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Do you think Thomas Wolfe’s 1000 hand written pages of Look Homeward Angel was his first draft. Maxwell Perkins his editor sure did. Let the editing begin. https://t.co/6xOoMYN45O

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Stephen Fairchild

Hey #WritingCommunity and #AuthorsOfTwitter here’s a shout out for Kevin Kilgarriff’s novel “Broken Pledges.” I enjoyed this murder mystery and my review says why. Check this out . https://t.co/n2psAbhFza

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Currently reading Jon Meacham’s Abraham Lincoln and William Cohan’s Power Failure. https://t.co/XiOLR1U4Q5

Stephen Fairchild

John Grisham’s “A Time to Kill” https://t.co/kHt5MwYlof

Stephen Fairchild

Hey there in the #WritingCommunity who are #AuthorsOfTwitter and of course frequent users of #socialmedia I recommend you read a book by Johann Hair. The title is Stolen Focus. This book explains why we can’t pay attention—and how to think deeply again. I highly recommend it. https://t.co/apGUXQdp4q

Stephen Fairchild

I will check that out. Just finished Insertion by Wilbur McKesson. Excellent. https://t.co/2h6LeFWVGy

Stephen Fairchild

Obviously they would not appreciate an Oscar Wilde play. https://t.co/fmh1caF5C9

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