Suggestion for podcast

Totally binged listened “King Solomon’s Mines”....that was an awesome presentation!
Once started I had to finish them all....only waiting for the final chapter to be presented.
A great way to spend the first rainy days here in California which finally put an end to all the fires scourging the state and confounding the air not just with smog but actual smoke despite being hundreds of miles away.

Jon....Keep up the great work!

I’ve got suggestions for future presentations....
you know me...I am a Zane Grey fan...all who know his work are mostly familiar with his Westerns....but he also was an avid baseball fan and a fishing fanatic. In his writings he is able to transport the reader to the hot deserts of the Southwestern United States and even to the Outback of Australia in “Wilderness Trek”...you feel the heat, you experience the dryness. In your mind’s eye you’re there with the characters...seeing what they see, feeling what they feel and your heart beating as you experience the excitement they go through.
Believe it or not...he brings the same acumen to the subjects of baseball and fishing. Which for many people seeing their activity from the outside find them not very exciting...almost boring at times.

In his book entitled The Redhead Outfield in the chapter called “The Rube’s Pennant” he expounds upon the excitement of the game...one can’t help but be caught up. He is able to make you feel the passion of why so many people are fans of baseball.

In Tales Of Fishes in the chapter entitled
“Byme-By-Tarpon” you find another “exciting”
story where he truly captures the emotion behind why people fish...and why fishing is called fishing and not catching.

Hope this helps,

G Gelle