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Rodney Jones
While a past resident of Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Florida, New York, and Vermont, Rodney now resides in Indiana, where he keeps his heart proudly thumping by pecking at a laptop, riding his ten-speed up and down the Cardinal Greenway, taking long walks with whoever will oblige, or backpacking... show more

While a past resident of Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Florida, New York, and Vermont, Rodney now resides in Indiana, where he keeps his heart proudly thumping by pecking at a laptop, riding his ten-speed up and down the Cardinal Greenway, taking long walks with whoever will oblige, or backpacking and wilderness camping.His list of past occupations reads like his list of past residences, though his life-long ambition was to be an artist − until he discovered a latent affinity for writing."In art," Rodney says, "I was constantly being asked to explain images constructed from a palette of emotions and abstract ideas, which couldn't effectively be described in words. The spectator either got it or they didn't, and when they didn't, they would usually assume that the artist was full of shit. In writing, the words are creating the images, images are telling a story, the story is evoking feelings - there's nothing to explain."Rodney's interests include: art, science, politics, music (collecting vinyl records), gardening, cooking, and travel.
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the dilemma of reading
the dilemma of reading rated it 9 years ago
John Bartley's days are filled with working in the mill or the garden, and he can't wait to see Zella at the next barn dance. But when he stumbles through a hidden portal in the forest, everything he's ever known falls behind him. A hundred and thirty-four years behind, to be more exact.Tess can't q...
the dilemma of reading
the dilemma of reading rated it 9 years ago
This was a rather complex love story that spanned two centuries in a touching manner. I really enjoyed the characterization that went on in this book. Small details about characters were brought back, such as Tess's best friend loving The White Stripes, and this really made me feel connected to th...
a TeMPLe of WoRDS
a TeMPLe of WoRDS rated it 10 years ago
When I finished off the first book (The Sun, the Moon, and Maybe the Trains), I was a little ticked off. Knowing that there was a second one, that Tess and John were going to have to go through all of this again was exciting, but at the same time, frustrating. Especially knowing that they were going...
a TeMPLe of WoRDS
a TeMPLe of WoRDS rated it 10 years ago
Rating: Between 3 1/2 and 4. I find time travel books to be fun reads, so when Red Adept Publishing sent this my way, I was excited to give it a try. It is a little slow starting out, but once John finds himself in the future, things pick up and the story becomes a lot more interesting. I love h...
The Caffeinated Diva reads...
The Caffeinated Diva reads... rated it 10 years ago
All The Butterflies in the World picked up right at the same moment as the previous book ended. John and Tess are face to face and it is clear that the Butterfly Effect is in play. While I am fascinated with that theory, it almost made me a little sad to know that the moments I loved the most betwee...
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