Comments on: roswell reads https://www.cynthianewberrymartin.com/2011/03/roswell-reads/ Catching Days Wed, 09 Mar 2011 21:07:58 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1 By: cynthia https://www.cynthianewberrymartin.com/2011/03/roswell-reads/#comment-2849 Wed, 09 Mar 2011 21:07:58 +0000 http://catchingdays.cynthianewberrymartin.com/?p=8260#comment-2849 In reply to Rigmarole.

Friday night in Georgia and book chatter everywhere. Couples who had read the book crowded around Robin. One woman asked about research. Another about what had caused the death of a character. Such fun.

]]> By: Rigmarole https://www.cynthianewberrymartin.com/2011/03/roswell-reads/#comment-2848 Wed, 09 Mar 2011 19:48:36 +0000 http://catchingdays.cynthianewberrymartin.com/?p=8260#comment-2848 This sounds like a delightful day. I’m so happy that Robin’s book is a delight to so many.
My favorite sentence is…”Apparently there is some value in never getting rid of anything.” Very funny!

]]> By: cynthia https://www.cynthianewberrymartin.com/2011/03/roswell-reads/#comment-2847 Wed, 09 Mar 2011 14:17:46 +0000 http://catchingdays.cynthianewberrymartin.com/?p=8260#comment-2847 In reply to Darrelyn Saloom.

It was fun. Robin’s book, about a midwife who wants to be a doctor at the time of the Civil War, is wonderful. The paperback is coming out early–March 29th–because of the 150th anniversary.

Yes, Mamie Cotton is a great name, but even better was this old trunk, one of the sons sent home. It was found intact, and full, in the attic and now sits in the parlor with a list of what was in it on an easel. I know there’s a novel there…

]]> By: Darrelyn Saloom https://www.cynthianewberrymartin.com/2011/03/roswell-reads/#comment-2846 Wed, 09 Mar 2011 13:56:59 +0000 http://catchingdays.cynthianewberrymartin.com/?p=8260#comment-2846 Sounds like a wonderful event and a book I’d love to read. But my favorite is the name Mamie Cotton, which conjures images of the South and the Civil War.

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