Episode 84: Adele Myers, author of The Tobacco Wives Adele Myers, debut author of The Tobacco Wives, which New York Times bestselling author Fiona Davis described as, a story of courage, of women willing to take a stand in the face of corporate greed, and most definitely a tale for our times. Adele Myers chats about the eight-year road to publishing her debut novel, shares her advice for writers who have not yet been published, lists the books that influenced her, and shows us family objects that inspired the novel
They are easier on the respiratory system, causes less discomfort compared to other cigarettes
They specialize in concocting products that burn smoothly and slowly, allowing for the best bang for the buck
Bio-One technicians employ methods to remove toxic odors that are found in everything from unattended deaths to crime scenes to mold and spills
To my chagrin, its not a whole bunch of fun to drive
Film, television and stage actress Jean Smart first besotted viewers with her role as ditzy Southerner Charlene on the popular sitcom "Designing Women" (CBS, 1986-1993), but her biggest critical successes came well after her departure from the show in 1991, during which she far surpassed the successes of her slightly more flamboyant co-stars, Annie Potts, Dixie Carter and Delta Burke
