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John Callahan
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Bibliography:
11 Books -
First Book:
Odds Against the Texan (June 1979) -
Last Book:
Home Again (September 2021) -
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Books in Order: 11 titles
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Home Again
- Sep-2021
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AN UNFORESEEN INCIDENT CAN HAPPEN AT ANY TIME. IT CAN CAUSE DRAMATIC LIFESTYLE CHANGES AND IS DIFFICULT TO ACCEPT FOR THE PERSON IT AFFECTS THE MOST. JJ returned from LSU to Walnut Cove. The place he was born and raised. Unsure of his life’s plan...
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Unforeseen
- Aug-2020
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AN UNFORESEEN INCIDENT CAN HAPPEN AT ANY TIME. IT CAN CAUSE DRAMATIC LIFESTYLE CHANGES AND IS DIFFICULT TO ACCEPT FOR THE PERSON IT AFFECTS THE MOST. LIFE CAN BE UNPREDICTABLE, FULL OF CHALLENGES, FRAUGHT WITH DANGER, AND EVER-CHANGING. HOW COULD A ...
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Elusive Love
- Jul-2019
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LOVE affects the mind as well as the heart. Some couples are able to find a way to experience this phenomenon without heartbreak, but others don’t have the ability to capture its elusive ways. Youth plays a large role in early encounters of love....
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Best of Callahan
- Nov-2008
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“John is the funniest man on four wheels.” "ROBIN WILLIAMS “Screw the critics. I love Callahan. His cartoons are like tongue-kissing your grandma. If it’s so bad, why does it feel so good?” "DAVE ATTELL, Writer and host of Comedy Centra...
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A Man You Could Love
- Nov-2008
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From the forests of the Pacific Northwest to the power corridors of Washington, D.C., this powerful novel stretches across the tumult of the 1960s to the disputed 2000 presidential election as it chronicles the life of a crusading politician and, in ...
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Zen And The Art Of Whittling
- Feb-2007
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Zen and the Art of Whittling is a load of frivolous tripe. You would be better off seeking enlightenment in a poorly-translated fortune cookie. Yet it is fast and fun, and you often cannot help but giggle, in spite of your better judgment....
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