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After writing 7 books for Christians, Harold Eppley has written a novel about them-- with humor, irreverence and affection.
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Harold Eppley has worked as a religious professional for 23 years, among them 4 years in rural Pennsylvania, where his first novel Ash Wednesday is set. His previous books, all co-written with his wife, Rochelle Melander, include Our Lives Are Not Our Own and The Spiritual Leader’s Guide to Self-Care.
Ash Wednesday represents a departure from Eppley’s previously published writing and contains insights he says he has “gleaned from (too) many years as a church insider.” He is also an experienced and dynamic public speaker and has appeared on television and syndicated radio to promote his previous books.
You can learn more about Harold Eppley and his work here. He is available for interviews and book club events and may be contacted at harold@haroldeppley.com.
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Birth Place
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Harrisburg, PA USA
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Accomplishments
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Harold Eppley's short story "The Doctor's Son" was selected one of the 101 best Chicken Soup for the Soul stories and was published in two books in the series, including Teens Talk Growing Up.
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Additional Information
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Harold Eppley's debut novel, Ash Wednesday, published by Oconee Spirit Press, takes a comedic and irreverent look at small town life, sexual mores, and the decline of mainline religion in contemporary America. It is available at Amazon and in brick and mortar bookstores everywhere.
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Harold Eppley
Learn more about Harold Eppley and his work, download the first chapter of his comedic novel Ash Wednesday, and read his blog at his website.
Oconee Spirit Press
Oconee Spirit Press publishes lively fiction and provocative non-fiction for the reader who dares to think outside the list.
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