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Re: [bookclub-1275] New Non-Fiction Book Group in Dover

From: user 9.
Sent on: Wednesday, December 21, 2011, 1:44 PM
Hi Lou,
 
as a potential member of the new non-fiction book club I was most intested to read of your book -- I will be looking for it, regardless of whether the club decides to read it or not -- I am very concerned about many of the issues it seems you may rise in your new book -- especially concerned about the rising tide of theocratic Islam.  Have a happy new year and perhaps we will meet in the new year,.
 
donna greulich
 
In a message dated 12/21/[masked]:35:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [address removed] writes:
Hello Larry,

Congratulations on founding a nonfiction book club in Dover.

Several months ago, I tried to interest the Portsmouth Book Club in my book, "Violence, Veils and Bloodlines - Reporting from War Zones." But I was stymied by the Portsmouth club's primary interest in fiction.

In recent weeks, I've spoken to 18 members of a book club in Laconia, to 90 members of the Elder Education Enrichment organization in Burlington, Vt., and to 80 members of the Old Guard men's club in Mamaroneck, N.Y. I've also been interviewed on New Hampshire Public Radio, and on public radio stations in Miami and San Francisco, in addition to speaking at numerous libraries, bookstores and on other radio stations throughout New England. New Hampshire Public Radio thought so highly of the program that it rebroadcast the full hour, which it seldom does.

If your club decides to read my book, I would be available for a discussion, to be praised, pilloried or merely questioned. This would be an opportunity that members would enjoy but won't often have.

For almost ten years, I was the correspondent in Jerusalem (the Middle East) and London (Europe) for the Atlanta-based Cox Newspapers group, which had 18 newspapers, including "The Atlanta Journal and Constitution."

"Violence, Veils and Bloodlines..." concerns tribal behavior from Northern Ireland across Europe, North and East Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia to Afghanistan and Pakistan. My book reveals how and why conflicts are rooted in ethnicity, religion, language, culture, land and history.

My book, which is almost entirely primary source material based on the kind of reporting that has almost vanished, is especially timely given all that is happening now in North Africa and the Middle East. The roots of those upheavals are in my book.

If you wish to get a taste of my book, you may go to www.louisjsalome,com. There, you will find reviews, excerpts, photos and maps and places where I have spoken.

My book can be found on Kindle and on Amazon as well as at the publisher's website, McFarlandpub.com. It is also available at RiverRun Bookstore in downtown Portsmouth, and I can provide copies as well. If you would like to preview a copy, please let me know.

I live at 142 Spinnaker Way, Portsmouth, NH 03801. My home phone is [masked]. My cell is[masked].

I'll be in town until Saturday and will return on Jan. 1.

Thanks for your time and attention, and enjoy the holidays, Lou Salome






From: "Larry Pilla" <[address removed]>
To: [address removed]
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 9:41:39 AM
Subject: [bookclub-1275] New Non-Fiction Book Group in Dover

http://www.meetup.com/Brave-Boat-Books/

Hello everyone,

I've been an on-again, off-again Portsmouth Book Club member for a couple of years now. Mostly I read non-fiction, though so I decided to start another group devoted solely to non-fiction reading. 

Brave Boat Book Club meets in Dover, NH every last Wednesday of the month (so it won't interfere with the Portsmouth group's schedule). 

Our first meeting is on Wed, January 25th and I invite you all to join us.

You can find details and sign up at our meetup site here:  http://www.meetup.com/Brave-Boat-Books/

We look forward to seeing you!

Kind Regards,
Larry Pilla




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