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Aliases

Preston Lewis Author Posted on April 7, 2015 by prestonlewisauthorApril 7, 2015

Occasionally, I get asked why I’ve written under various pennames.  The answer can be simple or complex, but either way it carries on a great literary tradition.  Mark Twain, of course, was actually Samuel L. Clemens, Lewis Carroll was really … Continue reading →

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Liberty Valance

Preston Lewis Author Posted on April 3, 2015 by prestonlewisauthorApril 3, 2015

As a young boy I remember seeing a lot of John Wayne movies in the 1960s, but one I don’t recall is The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.  I do remember the identically named Gene Pitney song, though it was … Continue reading →

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Lomax Is Back

Preston Lewis Author Posted on March 18, 2015 by prestonlewisauthorMarch 18, 2015

For an author, seeing one of your books return to print is like running into an old friend that you haven’t seen for years.  So, I am excited to see the return of The Memoirs of H.H. Lomax, starting this … Continue reading →

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Writing Influences: Mark Twain

Preston Lewis Author Posted on March 12, 2015 by prestonlewisauthorMarch 12, 2015

For Christmas in 1960, my Aunt Ella Mae and Uncle Joe Whitworth gave me a copy of Huckleberry Finn.  To my recollection that was my first exposure to Mark Twain, the last of the three writers I would say influenced … Continue reading →

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Writing Influences: J. Frank Dobie

Preston Lewis Author Posted on February 27, 2015 by prestonlewisauthorFebruary 27, 2015

Writing is a solitary occupation, just you and the blank screen or, before word processors, the blank page.  Some would say reading is solitary as well, but I would disagree because you get to meet such interesting people, either the … Continue reading →

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