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Young Adult Fiction
GYM CANDY
Bigger, Faster, Stronger--that's what Mick Johnson needs to become if he's to fulfill his dream of becoming a star running back not just in high school, but in college and beyond. But how does a person keep getting bigger, stronger, and faster?
High Heat
A dramatic and acurate portrayl of the game of baseball and life.
Painting the Black
For Ryan giving up baseball now would mean getting off the most exciting ride of his life.
Heart of a Champion
Baseball, the loss of a parent, the temptations, of adolescence.
On the Devil's Court
Joe Faust is ashamed of only two things. First, that he goes to a private school. Second, that he sold his soul to the devil.
Thriller/Mystery
Runner
Chance knows what he's doing is risky, but it's only for a short time. Nothing can really go wrong . . . or can it?
Young Adult Fiction -- Winner of the 1993 Golden Sower Award.
Night Hoops
A life on the brink. . . A basketball season to remember.
Short Stories
Short Stories by Carl Deuker

Links to book "trailer," bookstores and reviews.

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Click here to see a short movie (trailer) made by Jamie Stone for RUNNER. Thank you, Jamie, and good luck with your film career. Thanks, Lucy D. for showing this to me.
Amazon.com
University of Washington Bookstore.
Barnes & Noble
Secret Garden Bookstore, Seattle.
Richie's Picks--a review of Gym Candy
Teens Read Too
(review of Gym Candy)
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University of Washington Bookstore 110 years old

January 10, 2010

Thanks, Stesha Brandon, for inviting me to the birthday party. For those who don't know about it, UW bookstore is a great place. Buy on-line and they ship for free. Go in person and they have a great staff and tremendous selection. It's got to be one of the top bookstores in the country.

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My Latest Novel: PAYBACK TIME

February 15, 2009

Tags: The Opening Chapters

Part One

One
I'm going to be a famous reporter. One day you'll see my name—S.R. True, Jr.—on the front page of the New York Times. There’s a huge story waiting for me somewhere, and since it’s out there, I’ll find it—no doubt about it.
Ah, who (more…)

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