PublishAmerica Presents Fly with the
Mourning Dove, a new book by Velda Brotherton
Frederick, MD February 8, 2007 -- PublishAmerica is proud to present Fly with
the Mourning Dove, a novel by Velda Brotherton, of Winslow, Arkansas.
In 1920, six-year-old Edna accompanies her parents to New Mexico to homestead
640 acres. Her father, a tuberculosis victim, hopes to restore his health while
doing what he loves: running a ranch. This is the story of a family's struggle
to tame an arid land and remain together while a disease ravages one of its
members. It is the story of a small child who grows to love the stark and
beautiful high desert country even as her parents struggle against adversity.
Today Edna oversees ranches in the Tusas River Valley of New Mexico and the San
Juan Valley of Colorado. At the age of ninety-two, she visits her beloved Tusas
whenever she can.
Velda Brotherton has been writing for 20 years. Her non-fiction work has
appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines. She is the author of several
historical fiction novels and three regional historical non-fiction books.
Currently, she is feature editor and writer for The White River Valley News in
Elkins, Arkansas. In 2004, her work was honored in a documentary featuring her
efforts to preserve history through her writing. It was shown at the Arkansas
Film Festival and on PBS Television. She lives in the Arkansas Ozarks with her
husband.
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contact her at:
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