Humor Essayist James Grattan

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(corrections: Diana was in a martini glass and I do know the difference between comments and show notes!) Good Adventures.This week on the show my daughter Codie is helping me remember our friend James Grattan whom we lost to suicide in April of 2016. He was an essayist who wrote with humor and dramatic depth. You can find his collection Notes from Aging Insomniac on Amazon. Comment over on our YouTube channel. For more about me click here. Get a free prequel to my June Nash series here and find out why a monkey was wearing June's bra. Go read a good book. Melissa

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