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Our Foothills III: Another Anthology by the Foothills Writers
Resource ID: 23212
Type: non-fiction, book
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- UPDATED: 6.29.2025
- status: in progress
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date:
8.1.2022
ISBN:
9798529556528
pages:
153
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The Foothills Writers have no end to the subjects (or predicates, get it?) they want to write about. (Yes, a sentence ending with a preposition.) Primarily idle retirees, the writers are already looking forward to volume IV of Our Foothills.
The prose and poetry of Volume III includes more color photographs this year (2022). The authors hope you find this edition, at the very least, amusing, eclectic, and informative. The individual contributions are deliberately brief, to encourage your random sampling and enjoyment.
The prose and poetry of Volume III includes more color photographs this year (2022). The authors hope you find this edition, at the very least, amusing, eclectic, and informative. The individual contributions are deliberately brief, to encourage your random sampling and enjoyment.
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