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March 23, 2012

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Fascinating. Great questions, Beth.
i love the way Marly tells a story. This glimpse into her family history, and other things she has shared either in e-conversations or her blog have me all the more eager to read this new novel.

Loved the entire interview, Beth's questions and Marly's responses. I'm looking forward to what promises to be a great read.

Me,too, me, too. Really wonderful couple of interviews.

These interviews teach me more and more about Marly and her work. I'm looking forward to reading the book.

Thank you again, Beth--

I enjoyed answering your good questions, and hope some of your readers will enjoy reading the book. I just received some copies, and they look quite handsome!

What a refreshing and enjoyable read this interview is. The final question was rather... exciting to me! What a grand question!
Marly's answer to that was so satisfying indeed. Newness. Every new venture is a new venture in every way. This is one of the reasons I look forward to reading this novel so much. I have no idea how it will be to read (based on Marly's previous, wonderful novels). I just know it's going to be good!
Beth - thank you for conducting this interview and sharing with us.

Paul, you are so very sweet! Thanks.

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