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Three Hundred Years in the Life of a Family
A collection of memories and accounts of travel to learn about the Casper/Kasper family who emigrated to the United States from Grafenhausen, Germany. It also picks up with those who stayed behind, relatives who hadn't known of each other's existence since the family lost contact in WW1.
An Accidental Pope
An unpopular pope dies while touring the Holy Land on the same day two obscure country priests exchange places six thousand miles and eight time zones away. Neither they nor the Church of Rome will ever be the same. The priests become entangled in mysteries of murder, duplicity, and hush-money as cardinals from around the world gather to elect a new pontiff. A connection between the Vatican¿s Sistine Chapel and the abandoned Paradise Hotel in a small Midwestern city seems inconceivable, and yet bodies discovered there will determine who becomes the next pope.The Seal of Confession becomes more than an amusing pun in the murderous circus enveloping the Vatican and a distant church whose conf...
Lines That Do Not Cross
Short stories are their own genre and James Casper worked on dozens of them early in his writing career. Here is one compilation of three he is publishing with short stories he has written over the years. Some were submitted to The Atlantic, The New Yorker and Esquire. Back in the day of mailing one's manuscript, typed on a typewriter, it was a great privilege to receive feedback from the likes of Phoebe Adams, Gordon Lisch, Frances Keirnan and Julie Schwartz. James received personal letters of encouragement from all of these prominent editors and has gone on to write many more short stories and over six novels as well. If you're a Minnesotan, these particular stories will remind you of places and scenery, weather and lakes, farm roads and up north chills that you will recognize in the vivid descriptions and tales told here.
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Descendants of James Draughon of Edgecombe County, North Carolina
James Draughon, Sr. of Edgecombe County, born about 1740, married Eliza- beth Wells of Edgecombe County, born 1746.
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