EXHIBIT A-IOI - West Memphis Three Case - Document Archive
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Arkansas Times<br />
<strong>Case</strong> 4:09-cv-00008-BSM <strong>Document</strong> 30-5 Filed 07/17/2009 Page 296 of 297<br />
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a new title for the next release.<br />
Whether it will be a popular song<br />
title like "I Say a Little Prayer" or his<br />
last work, a memoir titled "What<br />
Becomes ofthe Broken-Hearted,"<br />
remains to be seen.<br />
"I like music, and if the title works<br />
with what I've written, I try to use it,"<br />
he said.<br />
The 48-year-old Harris is gay, and<br />
his previous novels have included a<br />
main character who was gay. The<br />
next novel, he says, will center on<br />
three heterosexual characters. Also in<br />
the works for publisher Disney<br />
Hyperion is a young-adult novel.<br />
Harris, who has homes in Atlanta and Houston, returns in the fall to his alma mater, the<br />
University ofArkansas at Fayetteville, to teach creative writing and African-American<br />
literature. He says the upcoming semester there will be his last, though he adds he loves<br />
teaching. "I've left the door open there."<br />
Come on down<br />
Joel Osteen, pastor of the 46,ooo-member Lakewood Church in Houston, will be in North<br />
Little Rock on Friday, June 9, to sign his new book, "Your Best Life Now." He'll be at the<br />
Books-a-Million in Lakewood Village at noon. Sign-up for a place in line starts at 9 a.m.<br />
that day.<br />
Easy chair<br />
An award-winning chair made entirely of rolled refrigerator box cardboard and glue by<br />
University ofArkansas architecture students Amy McCarty and Samantha Smith will be<br />
exhibited at the American Institute ofArchitects' national convention in Los Angeles in<br />
July. Dubbed the "Extension," the chair expands from 24 to 42 inches wide.<br />
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