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Recently, I sat down with Eureka Springs artist-in-residence Julie Kahn Valentine for an interview for my book.

Back in August, one of the first interviews I did for my book was with longtime Eureka Springs resident K.

Eureka Springs has long been a magnet for writers.

Let’s say you like a book’s cover and title.

Recently, I talked by phone with James DeVito, a Eureka Springs icon for nearly four decades who recently moved to Texas to start a new chapter of his own story.

“You can’t judge a book by its cover,” as the saying goes, but the cover ain’t applesauce, either.

I’ve completed most of the writing for my upcoming book, Welcome to Eureka Springs: The I-Sh*t-You-Not History of America’s Quirkiest Town.

Drum roll, please!

Did you know that sales of audiobooks are expected to grow by ten times in the next 5 years?

As a kid, I was an avid reader and dreamed of writing a book one day.