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John Espy announced the publication of his book in the newsletter. He also sent in an article including all the reviews of his book. It didn't fit to put the list into the newsletter, but you can read it here.
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Linda Tillman
AAP Newsletter Editor
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Congratulations. What a wonderful addition to AAP. This on line Newsletter is superb. As an older' "Lifer" AAP member, though I rarely attend meetings (my life has gone in other directions and I’ve made other choices) I keep abreast with posts and some people. I well remember the years of cries of AAP’s potential demise. I am heartened by the new energy and continued emergence into the ever changing modern world as exhibited by the excellent website Newsletter, Voices and breadth to topics covered. Hope springs eternal. Congratulations and many thanks to Lorrie, EC, Anni and all involved. I welcome the direction we are moving in and are proud, pleased and humbled to belong to AAP.
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