Curt Iles, Storyteller
I’m in the process of uploading all thirteen of my books to my website. The reason I’m doing this is simple: I want folks to enjoy them. You can download a PDF of my fourth Louisiana novel, A Spent Bullet. Download here. Writing, Curt Iles P.S. You can follow my current novel in progress, Where …
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It’s Christmas and time to help you with stock stuffers and difficult gifts. We are offering five of our Creekbank books for sale during Christmas. Each book is for sale at a discount of $10 per book and to encourage multiple purchases, there is a total shipping fee of $5 regardless of purchase size. Each …
A word from Curt: Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thanks for being part of the Creekbank Family. I believe you’ll enjoy one of my favorite stories, “No Room at the Inn.” From Christmas Jelly: No Room at the Inn They say revenge is a dish best served cold. It was natural—every child …
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Click here to order. Scroll down to learn more. Uncle Sam and Christmas Jelly are reader favorites and make great stocking stuffers. _________________________________________ You have a problem: hard to buy for Christmas gifts. We have a problem: Stacks of Christmas Jelly and Uncle Sam. I have the solution: a $5 per book Christmas sale. We …
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Wow! I wrote my first book, Stories from the Creekbank, in 2000. Not only is it still in print, but it’s a steady seller. I’m so grateful for friends and readers like you who’ve kept my thirteen books “evergreen.” Evergreen is the book-selling term for a title that continues to sell long after its publication. …
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When we ordered copies of A Spent Bullet in 2010, we selected several hundred hardback copies. This would allow options for libraries and discerning readers who wanted a more durable copy. I was deeply pleased with the format and look of the hardcover copies, until I looked at the spine. The publisher at mispelled bullet, …
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We’ve had fun in February sharing stories from our novel, A Spent Bullet. As America observes the 75th anniversary of what we know as World War II, it is important to remember the men and women who rose to the great challenge. I also believe it’s imperative to remember the integral part Louisiana played …
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There are two life lessons I’m presently learning. First, is the power of the outdoors and nature. One of my keywords is L.L.L. Life Long Learning. I wish to finish strong in my life and constantly have a learner’s lean. Eager to listen, learn, and grow. This corresponds with my three mantras: Stay Curious. Be …
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Scroll down to learn how you can get a special copy of A Spent Bullet. In this passage from A Spent Bullet, Elizabeth Reed’s father has an infected cut on his hand from being tusked by a hog. An Army Field Hospital is near their home. She cajoles her father, a veteran of …
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Through February, we’re sharing stories from our novel, A Spent Bullet. Today’s chapter is probably my favorite. It’s based on a true story and an example of the wonderful Southern rural hospitality that I love so dearly. Go to our home page to subscribe to our story letter and download free chapters of …
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Don’t miss this great book deal on A Spent Bullet and Uncle Sam. Learn more at www.creekbank.net I’ve been doing book inventory for our yearly Creekbank IRS filing. I realized how many great books we have sitting in anticipation of being read by our readers both young and old. So to do something about this, …
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