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Goldie Hawn's
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Forgotten Bookmarks was featured in
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Gavin Pretor-Pinney won
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Unquenchable was featured in
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The Extraordinary Catalog of Peculiar Inventions was featured on
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Signe Pike, author of
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Slinging Mud was featured in the
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Michael Popek, author of
Forgotten Bookmarks, wrote for
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Celia Blue Johnson, author of
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Success Secrets of Sherlock Holmes was featured on
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10 Mindful Minutes and
The Smartest Portfolio You'll Ever Own were nominated for
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Unquenchable was featured on the
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Dr. Lawrence Diller, author of
Remembering Ritalin, was featured in
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Tom Nardone, author of
Extreme Halloween, was on the
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Word as Image is featured in
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Dr. Lawrence Diller, author of
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Goldie Hawn's
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Growing at the Speed of Life was featured on AudibleAuthors.net. Listen to the interview with author Graham Kerr
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Finish This Book was featured on
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Uncle Dan's Report Card was featured in the
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Finish This Book was featured on
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Dan Solin, financial expert and author of
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A creature from
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The Legacy Letters was featured on
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Signspotting 4 was in the
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Mim Harrison, author of
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Slinging Mud was featured on
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Uncle Dan's Report Card was featured on the
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The Legacy Letters was in
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Slinging Mud was featured in
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Mim Harrison, author of
Wicked Good Words, was interviewed on
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In the Neighborhood was named
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What Every Woman Should Know About Divorce and Custody was mentioned in
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Ammon Shea, author of
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Wicked Good Words was featured on
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Dr. Lawrence Diller, author of
Remembering Ritalin, was quoted in the
Los Angeles Times.
Mim Harrison, author of
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Jesse Saperstein, author of
Atypical was featured in the
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Wicked Good Words was featured on
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Spirit Magazine.
Mim Harrison, author of
Wicked Good Words, was interviewed on
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Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? was featured in
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Brian Boone, author of
I Love Rock 'n' Roll (Except When I Hate It), wrote a piece for the
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The Legacy Letters was featured on
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Rod Evans, author of
Thingamajigs and Whatchamacallits, was interviewed for the
Chicago Tribune.
Remembering Ritalin was featured in the
New York Post.
The Legacy Letters was featured by
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Wicked Good Words by Mim Harrison was featured in the
Pittsburgh City Paper and
Bill Crider's Pop Culture Magazine.
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