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Lessons Learned, Author Interviews

10/2/2020

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The COVID pandemic has forced authors to explore new ways to connect with readers, and other writers.HTN launched a YouTube channel to provide a forum to engage authors in a series of interviews. This is one of several recorded by HTN founder Vincent James Vezza.
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Neverborn tell a story.   

9/17/2015

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The next time you visit a memorial garden, pause to reflect at the marker of a little one who never drew breath. The Hidden Treasure of Dutch Buffalo Creek provides an active voice for her/his place in the story-line of life.   Neverborn, unborn, yet-to-be born all share a place at the table.
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Age Appropriate Chapters

7/5/2015

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The Hidden Treasure of Dutch Buffalo Creek incorporates a number of chapters drawn from ten High Water Marker books and a novella titled "Neverborn." Along with a soon to be published title, Challenger Generation, these books form a cornerstone shelf in the library of Hidden Treasure Novels.

The selected chapters provide a translucent view of life. The view shelters young readers from the darker side of humanity. It provides a telling nod to older souls who can imagine the stories behind the story.

By their very existence Neverborn ghost writers introduce sensitive topics for discussion. A subsequent blog will explore those issues. Another blog will elaborate on the nature of the high water markers that define people, places, and events.
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