"Birds at Sunrise," (fiction), Penman Review.
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THE AWARD-WINNING BOOK BY JOEL BROWN
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REVIEW: from Kirkus:
". . .Without question, the author tackles difficult topics here—whether describing a severe, incapacitating illness or dealing with the...
"Go Go Go, Said The Bird,", Better Than Starbucks, nominated Best of the Net 2023
"Go Go Go, Said The Bird," (creative nonfiction), Better Than Starbucks, nominated for Best of the Net 2023 Betterthanstarbucks.org.
REVIEW: Mystery, and Magic.” To say I am spellbound is an understatement.
Dear Jude, A couple of days ago, I began reading your “Fever of Unknown Origin: A True Tale of Medicine, Mystery, and Magic.” To say I am...
INTERVIEW: with Louie b. Free - BrainFood from the Heartland
Judith Ford - Fever of Unknown Origin: a True Tale of Medicine, Mystery and Magic
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Close Call #1, Suicide
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How to Write a Book about Illness
Wait until you are well enough to sit at a desk and work at a keyboard. Go to your favorite bookstore; see an ad for a writing coach....
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