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you tuning in. My guest is David Connerly Nam. He has a debut novel out on $2 radio, one of this country's finest independent presses.

And the book is called Ancient Oceans of Central Kentucky.

And I guess that means that there once were oceans where Central Kentucky now exists.

I wouldn't doubt it.

I was just in Colorado, and I was up in the mountains and we went on a little tour and our tour guide because I do that sort of thing. I'll go on a

tour. I don't care. I'll ride in one of those open air buses around a city. I like that.

So anyway, I went on a tour and one of the things that was pointed out to us is that the

Rocky Mountains used to be underwater.

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