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Lisa Simon said… - Alan! So happy to see you here. Please post updates on your event this weekend with the family of Thomas Savage!
I'd love to see a virtual walking tour, complete with audio files of your insights on his connections to literary Montana! Please share. We need to find all those lurking Savage fans and bring them together. Btw, I started "The Pass" last night...can't wait to talk more about it.
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