James Conaway

• Jan-1980
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"World''s End (first published by William Morrow) is about love, corruption, and retribution in New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina swept much of that world away. Nostalgically bittersweet, intricately plotted, it works on several levels -- as a fam...

• Sep-1987
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• Mar-2013
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In a gorgeous wine valley in northern California, the economic downturn has put a number of dreams on hold. But not so for wine critic Clyde Craven-Jones, a man whose ego nearly surpasses his substantial girth. During a routine tasting in advance of ...

• Mar-2014
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New Orleans is a city of contrasts, where beautiful nineteenth-century houses and slum apartments exist side-by-side in decadent harmony. As a reporter, Comiski knows all its moods and has covered some of the seamiest and raffish acts of life in The ...

• Jun-2023
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A witch gifted with extra ordinary powers, a talking mule, a vegetative knight from the ancient Celtic world, King Arthur's early court, a band Of Reformed Bandits, the frog with a Hundred Eyes and other characters-Dancing Man, Moon Leaper, Horned Wo...

• Jul-2024
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RAPPAWAN- The narrator has spent his life in an impoverished rural community at the base of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains on his beloved river, the Rappawan. He is dismayed by the painful, fatal bow-and-arrow wounding of a mother bear and, acutely ...

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James Conaway knew there was something wrong with his father before he let himself think too deeply about it.The signs were there, in unfocused phone calls and cryptic letters. Then on a reporting trip to his hometown Conaway had to face facts: his f...