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Author : Phyllis Irene Radford

…aka P.R. Frost, aka C.F. Bentley, has been writing stories ever since she figured out what a pencil was for. A member of an endangered species, a native Oregonian who lives in Oregon, she and her husband make their home in Welches, Oregon, where deer, bears, coyotes, hawks, owls, and woodpeckers feed regularly on their back deck. A museum-trained historian, Phyllis Irene has spent many hours prowling pioneer cemeteries deepening her connections to the past. Raised in a military family, she grew up all over the US and learned early on that books are friends that don’t get left behind with a move. Her interests and reading range from ancient history, to spiritual meditations, to space stations, and a whole lot in between.

Thoughts on “Alien Voices”

Originally published in November, 2009 by Phyllis Irene Radford Twenty some odd years ago, I hurried down the wet slope of a parking lot and

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AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Brenda Clough

AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Brenda Clough       Writer Brenda W. Clough has stitched together an exotic quilt of a career and a life. She’s written

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Cascading Into Peace

Originally published May 2009 by Phyllis Irene Radford My husband and I have always considered the Columbia River Gorge from The Dalles, Oregon through Hood

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Werewolves Stalked Me

Werewolves Stalked Me Originally published April 2012 by Phyllis Irene Radford I had a book come out today here on The Book View Café, Guardians of

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THE LIFE CYCLE OF A TRILOGY

  THE LIFE CYCLE OF A TRILOGY: This week saw the release (FINALLY) of Dandelion Twist, the Pixie Chronicles #3.  My Pixies first saw print

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Author Interview: Gregory Frost

Gregory Frost Interviewed by Katharine Eliska Kimbriel And Phyllis Irene Radford Greg Frost has honored Book View Cafe with some of his epic historical fantasy,

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Can you say Tame?

Can you say Tame? Originally published 2012 by Phyllis Irene Radford We feed the birds.  A cache of sunflower seeds resides in the biggest plastic bucket

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