"The Nation We Live In" a Collection of Essays and Short Stories.

Get excited folks! "The Nation We Live In." is now officially planted on shelves @BOOKPEOPLE in Downtown Austin, Texas. BookPeople is the largest independent Book Store in the state of Texas. Located in the "TRAVEL" Section on the 1st floor near the Sitting Area and Cafe. $13.75. Go flip through it! Some are even SIGNED by me, too!

"The Nation We Live In." a Collection of Essays and Short Stores.

Professionally Edited by Ron Seybold and Designed by Asya Blue:

188 pages of sleek paperback
An Author's Note & Acknowledgements
A Lengthy Chapter Index guides the BIG PRINT pages

Also for Sale Online @ AMAZON.com $13.75.

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BookPeople GVM Speaking Event, Professional photos taken by Jonathan Garza

GVM spoke and presented his brand new third book, "The Nation We Live In" in Mid February 2020, @BookPeople on the 2nd floor. $13.75 For Sale. Indie Published. This free to attend event went very well! (I personally paid BookPeople something like $250 bucks to set up, host and promote) I read excerpts from the book for about 15-20 minutes, before opening up to audience Questions and engagement. A number of signed books were also bought and sold! Click here for a direct online purchase link for: "The Nation We Live In" a collection of essays and short stories. Thanks to BookPeople and Jonathan Garza for the photography.

"The Nation We Live In." $12.50 @ BookPeople Store Austin, Texas 1st Floor Travel Section

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It was a Success! The Lone Star Book Festival 5.29.2021 was fantastic!

The Lone Star Book Festival in the Downtown Square of Seguin, Texas today was a SUCCESS! The Indie Authors and I had a friendly, cool wholesome meal @the Power Plant Restaurant and Venue Friday night. Good times all around. The Book Festival Today had roughly 50 or so individual author, music, and art tents. All were surrounding a well manicured Seguin downtown square park with a beautiful fountain. The streets were blocked off, and the visiting patrons and book inquisitor guests were gracious and welcoming. The guests even bought books too. Multiple fellow authors told me they sold 15 books or more. The day started off cool, overcast and drizzly, but by 11 am or 12 noon there were blue skies and sunshine. Thanks to BookPeople for the bookmarks, and BookPeople Bumper stickers. There were so many visitors, they all got taken. ---gvm

The Nation We Live In, a Collection of Essays and Short Stories

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