Paradoxology: Author Renee Altson, Here Tomorrow

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September 15, 2004

Author Renee Altson, Here Tomorrow

Tomorrow will certainly be an exciting day here at Paradoxology, as author Renee Altson will be visiting with us about her just-released book, stumbling toward faith: my longing to heal from the evil that God allowed. If you haven't gotten a look at Renee's book yet and would like to, you can download the opening segment here, and take a look.

Renee's visit here is part of an extensive online book tour throughout the blogosphere, where she's visiting and blogging at a different site each day. Here's her itinerary over the next few days:

Today: Dry Bones Dance
Thursday: Paradoxology
Friday: living on both ends

I'll be interviewing Renee about her book, and will also be showcasing some of her art (she's also a gifted photographer). You won't want to miss it.

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