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On The Line With Radiah Hubbert - Eric Jerome Dickey - August 2007

August 2007

Eric Jerome Dickey talks to
Radiah Hubbert about:
- His new novels 'Sleeping With Strangers'
and 'Waking With Enemies'
- His upcoming novel 'Pleasures'
- His thoughts on the AA Fiction market
- And Much More!!!

Click here for our Exclusive Audio Interview
with the Author of 'Sleeping With Strangers'
and 'Waking With Enemies'...
Eric Jerome Dickey
~approx. 40 minutes - 18MB~
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Anonymous said…
Glad to see him admit it - Sleeping/Waking is just one big [mid-sized to me] book that was chopped in two. Why? To make more money? Can't fault him for that - it's the American way. But I still don't like it.
4:44 PM
Anonymous said…
I read it and I liked it better than his previous writing. But I can't wait to read Pleasures. The brotha can write some stimulating sex scenes.

PS. The music was a BIG distraction.
7:32 PM
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