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One of the longest-running female syndicated columnists in the nation, Rheta Grimsley Johnson writes a weekly essay for King Features Syndicate of New York that is distributed to about 50 newspapers nationwide. Her words are, in turn, fiery or poignant, touching on people, places and life predicaments, often on subjects not found elsewhere.
A blue woman from a red state, she loves both Lucinda and Hank Williams, Daylight Savings Time, old boats and dogs, a winter whiskey by the fire and E.B. White. She is provocative and honest, and she hopes not predictable.
A blue woman from a red state, she loves both Lucinda and Hank Williams, Daylight Savings Time, old boats and dogs, a winter whiskey by the fire and E.B. White. She is provocative and honest, and she hopes not predictable.
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In The Dogs Buried Over the Bridge, nationally syndicated columnist Rheta Grimsley Johnson uses a parade of beloved dogs to take readers on a colorful journey. It’s not really a dog book in the Old Yeller sense; it’s a personal story that uses dogs as metaphors for love, loss, and life.
Along the way, readers meet Rheta’s eccentric neighbors, her friends, her three husbands, and—best of all—her dogs. Read more... |
Rheta Grimsley Johnson writes with nothing short of beauty about childhood, lost loves, sad dogs, and everything else worth knowing about.
—Rick Bragg, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author
—Rick Bragg, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author
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