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Ron Wallace
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born
December 17, 1953
in Durant, Oklahoma, The United States
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Native Son: American Poems from the Heart of Oklahoma
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Smoke and Stone: The Voices of Gettysburg
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I Come From Cowboys And Indians
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Oklahoma Cantos
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Outlaws in Winter Pass (Poetry)
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updated Mar 29, 2010 04:33pm
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Blank verse with some variations in meter
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For an Honorary Okie, reading this book is almost like being there. An acquired taste, no doubt, but heartfelt.
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| The third book in the western series featuring Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch. Realistic, intelligent and marked with the Robert Parker genius of writing dialogue. must read for any western fan. | |
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| My third Spenser book in a month, and still another I'd list among my favorites. What can I say Parker never seems to disappoint! | |
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| Can't get enough of Spenser and Hawk, the characters are full of wit, intellect, and strength. Parker's dialogue may be the best written in any genre, just the back and forth verbage between the two central figures alone is worth the reading. | |
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| Couldn't stay too long away from the genius that is Parker's Spenser series!!!! This is the one that hooked me on Parker so Ireturned to it in my progress of reading the entire series in chronolgical order. | |
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| Probably my favorite Grisham novel, well written and real in every since of the word. You like the character Grisham presents you here. | |
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| Not his best work, but a passable read, it's pretty hard to live up to the likes of Lonesome Dove and definitely a step up from the Berrybender junk. | |
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| Staying on a Robert Parker roll, he's imply the best there is. | |
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| Jesse Stone keeps up the Paradise Police work. Parker's work never disappoints. I only wish the Jess Stone TV movies were close to being this good. Nothing against Tom Selleck, think he's great, but the books just overpower the films. | |
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| I may enjoy Parker's westerns even more than his detective novels. This sequel to Appaloosa is a brilliant work worth reading more than once. Hitch and Cole keep the fire burning. Great read!!! | |
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