Radio Show | Fran Lewis « anjuellefloyd

Radio Show | Fran Lewis

Author, book reviewer and radio show host for Red River Writers, Fran Lewis discusses her recent publication, Sharp as a Tack or Scrambled Eggs–Which Describes Your Brain?

“Sharp as a Tack or Scrambled Eggs–Which Describers Your Brain?” is also available through X-libris.

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