| The Home Place by John Mark Cunningham (250
pgs. Perfect bound) ISBN 0-9711216-0-5, $13.95 plus $4.00 P&H
In 1943, Jim Colby left his home in Ila, Georgia for war in Europe. With
the soul of a poet and carrying his dreams as a writer, the young soldier
begins to age far beyond his time. Sometimes, battles are not only fought
on the battlefields, but within ourselves. E-mail cun0277
at cs.com
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About the Author John Mark Cunningham grew up in Athens, Georgia surrounded by an assortment
of storytellers, saints and scoundrels. This southern author found his
life in literature and writing at an early age. After reading Erich Maria
Remarque’s All Quiet On The Western Front at age 11, Mark discovered a
new world through books. While attending Georgia Southern University, he
developed a style of writing that wove his southern roots into modern issues.
Short stories such as “A Song For Laura Maple”, “Ludie’s Last Dare” and
“I Picked One Hell Of A Day” paved the way for Mark’s first novel, The
Home Place. Mark currently shares his time between Woodstock, Georgia and
his childhood home in Athens. His publication, The Southern Wind (www.thesouthernwind.com),
showcases authors and poets from across the South. Mark’s next full-length
novel entitled, Back To The Garden, is projected for release in
2002.
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