A writer invites a reader to enter a dream. The labor of days is absorbed by a reader in moments. When the book is a “page-turner,” it vanishes. Also, the outer world fades. . .
Ancient people believed dreams came to us through a gate of ivory, or of horn. Those coming past ivory were seen as insubstantial, useless. But those arriving through the gate of horn were practical bearers of durable truth.
I aim to send dreams through the gate of horn.
Click to view a virtual book reading with Paul McHugh at Kepler's in Menlo Park, California

Mystery writer John Lescroart in conversation with Paul McHugh
March 3, 2010: Podcast (Link at the bottom of "Interview with Paul McHugh") Interview with Rick Kleffel at KUSP-FM
February 15, 2010: Click to listen to Paul's Interview with Michael Krasney on KQED FM!




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