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A few readers may recall Dawn Marie’s review of On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness. After nearly three years, she’s back, this time with her thoughts on my brother’s book, Fiddler’s Green. Enjoy.
As a singer-songwriter and recording artist, Andrew has released more than ten records over the past fifteen years. His music has earned him a reputation for writing songs that connect with his listeners in ways equally powerful, poetic, and intimate. He has also followed his gifts into the realm of publishing. His books include the four volumes of the award-winning Wingfeather Saga.
11 Comments
Jonathan Rogers
Here’s to Dawn Marie! A woman of taste and decency. I’d like to see more reviews from her. Any chance the Rabbit Room could send her a review copy of the Slugs and Bugs CDs? She might like those.
JacobT
dawit, dawit, dawit…
Anne
HaHaHa! Back and better than ever! Please invite her here more often!
BuckBuck the Nordic Wonderduck
I promise that I would start watching Fox News again if they would let Dawn Marie have her own morning show.
Joy C
Dawnie! Marienie! Good jobbie!
Fellow Traveler
Ah yes, Fox News…fair and balanced. Except they’re actually not quite as conservative as I’d like. 😉
Canaan Bound
RG, your wife is amazingly talented.
Ron Block
@ronblockAirick Peetiz.
Fellow Traveler
Oh Lord, I only just now watched the video…I think I heart Dawn Marie’s New York accent!!
Sarah B
“The Fiddlah’s Gooooone. ok?” lol. Niiiiiiiice.
Carlen
I love me some Dawn Marie. “dawt dawt dawt” . . .
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