READING NATION MAGAZINE AUGUST 2021

THE INTERNATIONAL PULPWOOD QUEEN AND TIMBER GUY BOOK CLUB

What is Left Behind A Mostly True Essay by Marci Henna

When our grandmother passed away, we found all sorts of treasures nestled in and around the Texas hill country home she’d shared with our grandfather for decades: blue-eyed beauty marbles, rusted metal toy planes, plastic 58 AUGUST 2021

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BURIED BENEATH by Debbie Baldwin

Being Home edited by Sam Pickering & Bob Kunzinger

The Trouble with Horses by Susan Y. Tanner

Who, Me? Fog Bows, Fraud and Aphrodite by Charlotte Stuart

The Finding by r.e. joyce

NINE TENTHS OF THE LAW by Claudia Hagadus Long

A Woman’s Story by Francine Rodriguez

Little Tea by Claire Fullerton

RISING STAR by Michele Kwasniewski

NOWHERE NEAR GOODBYE by Barbara Conrey

Husbands and Other Sharp Objects by Marilyn Simon Rothstein

The Eves by Grace Sammon

Murder at Sea Captain’s Inn by Melissa Bourbon

One Hundred Daffodils by Rebecca Winn

When Enemies Offend Thee by Sally M. Whitney

Trouble Most Faire by Jaden Terrell

PURE DYNAMITE by Lauren Bach

DEEP END OF THE LAKE by Carol Grace Stratton

The Fourteenth of September by Rita Dragonette

Adulting by Liz Talley

My Musings by Ruthie Landis

WAYWARD GIRLS by Claire Matturro and Penny Koepsel

SISTERS OF THE UNDERTOW by Johnnie Bernhard

Hepburn’s Necklace by Jan Moran

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

IF OUR PETS COULD TALK

TIARA WEARING, BOOK CLUB SHARING, GUIDE TO LIFE

BREATHLESS BUBBLES AND BOOKS

WHO WE ARE

The Baddest Girl on the Planet by Heather Frese

AUTHORS AND THEIR ART

AUTHORS INTERVIEWING AUTHORS

pages 16-18, 21

ADVENTURES OF A TRAVEL WRITER

WHERE WE’RE FROM

WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A PULPWOOD QUEEN

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