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RobRow

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I'm a freelance writer/photographer living in New Mexico, U.S.A.

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THE MASTERS, C.P. Snow, PASSAGE TO INDIA, E.M. Forster, THIS BOY'S LIFE, Tobias Wolff, THE CENTAUR, John Updike, A SEPARATE PEACE, John Knowles, DEATH COMES FOR THE ARCHBISHOP, Willa Cather, etc.

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Virga

Robert P. Rowley

Sixteen short stories set in America’s desert Southwest.


(Virga: rain that evaporates before reaching the ground.)

From the award-winning short, “Mather Point,” in which a young man, alone at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, reflects on a love long lost, to “Have You Seen Me?”--where a woman forest ranger tries to redeem herself by finding a teenager lost at Sunset Crater National Monument--Virga explores an emotional landscape where powerful feelings are, more often than not, suppressed.

 

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Avarial wrote 1 day ago

lol honestly it made me laugh! i will change it back to Holly just fo....

katie78 wrote 1 day ago

funny. i only just got this message!

Tonia Marlowe wrote 5 days ago

Not yet, Rob. I've just got home from shopping but I'll pop over as ....

LlZ wrote 6 days ago

I think you'd like twitter. Isy is on there.

LlZ wrote 6 days ago

Rob- are you on twitter? I just ask because you know Will Wheaton ....

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I wrote 6 days ago

Lilian: I'm not a chick-lit kind of guy, but I like to keep an open mind about things; so I decided to give your book a try. I'm glad I did. It has an interesting premise, Lydia is an engaging character (as are her friends), and the pacing of the story--what I've read of it, at least--is well d... view book

I wrote 9 days ago

Max: Sorry it's taken me this long to get around to reading some of The Sister. This is excellent stuff--very suspenseful and very well written. The first chapter is handled well, and I like that it's short, almost prologue-like. (For some reason Ch. 2 would never load properly for me.) The l... view book

I wrote 32 days ago

Your writing, as always (at least in the works of yours I've sampled), is excellent. I love "Knowledge has dirtied these memories." (Though I'm not especially keen on "Clouds are scudding across the sky . . . . I've read it too many times.) This is my only quibble because your prose is confident... view book

I wrote 37 days ago

I'm giving Mighty Fine a spin on my bookshelf. I like the premise, and I like the message very much. The characters are all credible, and the writing, while straightforward, is substantial. Because the story is short I assume it's still a work in progress; I hope I'm not wrong. (By the way, have... view book

I wrote 37 days ago

I'm no expert, but I believe you're an excellent playwright. It's so nice to read a top-quality play here on Authonomy. I've only read Act One so far, but I'm immediately drawn in. You pull off Iain's death really well at the beginning of Scene Three. And the enmity between Stella and Susan is q... view book

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