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I just had a wonderful interview with author of The Mountain Beyond, Terry Miller. He took the stiff professionalism out of the interview and replaced it with warm hospitality leaving a cozy atmosphere that soon overflowed with laughter.
Terry Miller is as vigorous as a youth half my age, let alone his age.
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