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Releases By Ann Warner
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The Dreaming Mountains Saga
Dreams for Stones - Book 1
Poignant and haunting, a love story of loss and second chances.
Indie Next Generation Book Award Finalist - 2008
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Persistence of Dreams - Book 2
Sequel to Dreams for Stones
Lost memories and surprising twists of mystery. A love story to make you laugh and cry.
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Other Novels
Absence of Grace - Coming Soon
A woman seeks a more hopeful future in Wrangell, Alaska, after a dark thread has woven itself into her life.
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Counterpointe - Coming Soon
Set in Boston and the Amazon, Counterpointe is the story of a dancer forced by fate on a journey of self-discovery.
Non-Fiction
The Unchewables: Quick and Easy Recipes for the Sore of Mouth
Unable to chew? Here are some quick and easy answers to what's for dinner. Using readily available ingredients even the cooking phobic can use these recipes to prepare delicious and appetizing meals for those times when chewing is either difficult or impossible. Available as an electronic book at Amazon.com and Smashwords.com
Free Reads - Short Stories
OZ
A short story about a wedding, an Aussie, and a choice.
Colossus Communication
A short story about a perfect marriage, a yellow rose and a gorilla.
Compatibility Exercise - Short short
When a man can't cry, is it worth risking your heart?
THE AUTHOR
The books I loved most as a child were about horses. After reading Mary O'Hara's Wyoming ranch stories, I decided I was one day going to own a race horse and marry a rich rancher although--not necessarily in that order.
The "rich" part of the ranch equation was my own invention, since it was clear, after reading My Friend Flicka and Green Grass of Wyoming, that money could be a sore point between husbands and wives, not to mention race horses don't come cheap. I decided to simply side-step the issue with appropriate planning.
But when I started dating there were no ranchers in the offing, rich or otherwise. Instead, I fell in love with a fellow graduate student at the University of Kansas. Not only does my husband not share my love of horses, he doesn't even particularly like them, given that one stepped on him with deliberate intent when he was ten.
After years in academia, I took a turn down another road and began writing fiction. My first novel, Dreams for Stones was published by Samhain on Christmas Day 2007. The protagonist is both a university professor and part-time rancher--proof perhaps that dreams never truly go away, but continue to influence our lives in unexpected ways.
INTERVIEW
November 20, 2009 Interview with Joan Bryden on WPCR-FM
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Permission to replay this interview has been granted by WPCR.
ARTICLE
A Recovery Program for Writers
Romance Writer's Report August 2010
Appearances
SOME FAVORITE AUTHORS
Nevil Shute, Mary Ann Shaffer, Antoine de Saint-Exupery, S.J. Rozan, Dana Stabenow, Elisabeth Ogilvie, William Tapply, Diana Gabaldon, Jodi Picoult, Laurie R. King, Barbara Kingsolver, M.M. Kaye, Takashi Matsuoka, Barbara O'Neal, Rumer Godden, Dorothy Dunnett, Octavia Butler, Harper Lee.........
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