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Author GVM Asks famous writer Chuck Klosterman, "Does where you geographically write change your books?"



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CLICK here for the direct link for Chuck Klostermans' IN-STORE Book Talk and Audience Questions engage @ BookPeople Downtown 6th and Lamar, on the 2nd level. I, GVM was actually there and it was PACKED with  people, standing room only. The first question is from the audience. It's ME!








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