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THE MEADOW VIDEO -- FOREVER MOVING FORWARD

This three minute video virtually sums up the four years it has taken to produce this novel. The music is very much an integral part of its creation.

__________________________________________________________________________ "The Meadow" is now now available Amazon, Barnes and Noble and most on-line stores. Once momentum gathers, it shouldn't be long before it reaches the shelves in your local bookstores, libraries and supermarkets. For those folk who have shown interest so far in the release of this book, I don't suppose it would hurt for you to have a peep and see what is in store. Thank you for all the interest you have shown. Some of you have been with us for many months, wondering when on earth this book will be released. Well, now you have your answer. To learn more go to your local Amazon page, click on to "Books" and then type in "Mike O'Hare and Elfreda Pretorius." The page should come up with the books, both soft and hardback, displayed. . _________________________________________________________________________ THE MEADOW HAS ITS OWN NETWORK
The Meadow now has its own network. All new articles posted there will also be posted here and, of course, all relevant material here will be duplicated there. So now you have the best of both worlds. I hope that you will come in and have a look for yourself. If you like what you see, then maybe you will consider joining us. This network was created to help promote The Meadow novel toward publication. It has been four hard years of work, but every minute was a moment to savour. Now the chocks have been pulled away and "The Meadow" is now ready to be given to the world.
Please click on to The Meadow Network to discover a whole new world waiting for you.

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As an existing columnist for various sites, I try to use material that will appeal to people of all ages and denominations. As this is more of a personal page, I would like to take the liberty of focusing more on the co-written novel that has been recently completed. -- Mike O'Hare