Tag Archives: Warm Gold

Why I Wrote Warm Gold

Posted on February 6, 2016 by Samuel Cronin

I’ve been asked why I wrote Warm Gold. There are many reasons, and some of them carry more weight than others: To entertain. To tell the story of a place. To relive history. To lift up historical people. To encourage. … Continue reading →

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Warm Thanks

Posted on November 4, 2015 by Samuel Cronin

So in the last two months I have had the fortune of publishing two novels, and the best thing about it has been the encouragement I’ve experienced from friends and family. My hope with the novels is that in some … Continue reading →

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