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Home / home / James J. Patterson Reads from MELANIE’S SONG on Latest LFTRR

Jun 16 2020

James J. Patterson Reads from MELANIE’S SONG on Latest LFTRR

The new mystery novel by ASP's Joanna Biggar is given the Patterson treatment in Episode 11 of Live from the Reading Room

Missed an episode of LFTRR? Melanie's song is 25% off this week only

“Melanie’s Song is an unputdownable, riveting feat of storytelling.”

Set in the era of Woodstock and Watergate, Melanie’s Song centers on a young woman’s mysterious disappearance, and on her friend’s determined search for her.

Melanie, who fled her marriage to a straight-laced classical musician in order to hitch-hike to Woodstock and San Francisco, was last seen at a commune in the California hills. Rumors abound: that she took up with a Black radical; that she had his child; that she and her lover, armed, ran a bank heist a la Patty Hearst; that she developed a mystical gift for spiritual healing; that she died in a possible accidental, possibly staged commune fire.

Trying to sift truth from invention pulls her friend, the young reporter, J.J., into the underbelly of the sexual and social revolutions of the 60s and early 70s, where she encounters corrupt cops, paranoid hippies, activists, mystics, drug-runners,and most astonishingly, Melanie’s own parents. Risking her job, her connections, her life, J.J. follows Melanie’s trail, determined to find out what happened to her once-compliant friend now turned, it seems, into a rebel angel.

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More Live from the reading room Melanie's song is 25% off this week only

Grace Cavalieri Explores “The Exquisite Singularity of Louise Glück” in new Essay

October 9, 2020

Grace Cavalieri’s newest essay from the Washington Independent Review of Books explores the enigmatic poet, former Poet Laureate, and, now, Nobel Prize winner, Louise Glück.

“As if to Remind Us of Everything” Recited by Actor Steve Hay

September 30, 2020

Mark A. Pritchard directs this jaw-dropping performance of Rose Solari’s “As if to Remind Us of Everything” by Scottish actor Steve Hay.

TEASER – Actor Steve Hay Recites “As if to Remind Us of Everything” by Rose Solari

September 28, 2020

Below is a teaser for the video which sees actor Steve Hay reciting Rose Solari’s “As if to Remind Us of Everything.” Full video releases SEPT 30 on alansquirepublishing.com and facebook

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