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As for life in that area, I'd also recommend Mark Spragg's "Where River Change Directions"

Lost In My Own Backyard (copy) ____Maggie 2007

Mark Spragg's An Unfinished Life is a tremendously accomplished, elegantly written and paced tale of love and loss, the bonds of grief and blood, and the complex turnings of the human heart.

An Unfinished Life: Summary and book reviews of An Unfinished Life by Mark Spragg. 2004

Mark Spragg's fiction debut is the story of the lifelong friendship between two men and their love for the woman who eludes them.

The Fruit of Stone: Summary and book reviews of The Fruit of Stone by Mark Spragg. 2002

Muscular, vivid, wise, tender, funny, and true: Mark Spragg's much-anticipated first novel is entirely unforgettable.

The Fruit of Stone: Summary and book reviews of The Fruit of Stone by Mark Spragg. 2002

Spragg's debut novel (after the well-received memoir, Where Rivers Change Direction) is a stylish western, set in present-day Wyoming and revolving around a longstanding romantic triangle.

The Fruit of Stone: Summary and book reviews of The Fruit of Stone by Mark Spragg. 2002

Spragg's celebration of old-time values will appeal to fans of Donald McCaig and Kent Haruf.

The Fruit of Stone: Summary and book reviews of The Fruit of Stone by Mark Spragg. 2002

The fact that the boy preferred to stand between his grandfather's knees and play with Mr. Spragg's Masonic emblem, or dangle his legs from the arm of Mr.. Spragg's chair, seemed to his grandparents evidence of ill-health or undue repression, and he was subjected by Mr.. Spragg to searching enquiries as to how his food set, and whether he didn't think his Popper was too strict with him.

The Custom of the Country Edith Wharton 1899

Ralph Marvell was too little versed in affairs to read between the lines of Mr.. Spragg's untutored narrative, and he understood no more than she the occult connection between Mr. Spragg's domestic misfortunes and his business triumph.

The Custom of the Country Edith Wharton 1899

The French admiral had received orders to keep aloof, which he in part obeyed, while owing to Spragg's too daring conduct Prince Rupert found himself separated from a large portion of his fleet.

How Britannia Came to Rule the Waves Updated to 1900 William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

Jordan, when he saw Spragg's fleete above, did think them to be another part of the enemy's fleete!

Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete Samuel Pepys 1668