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This website includes information about the works of Ed Davis, as well as resources for reading groups, educators, and writers.
 
The Measure of Everything
A New Novel by Ed Davis
(available now)
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"A beautiful tale of the redemptive nature of the human spirit. The Measure of Everything truly takes measure of the faith, courage, and capacity to forgive within us all..."
—Katrina Kittle, novelist; Traveling Light, Two Truths and a Lie
 
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Reading at Bluefield College
Ed will give a public reading from his work at Bluefield College, Bluefield, WV, on Thursday, March 27, 2008 at 7:00 P.M.  The reading will take place at the Easley Library.

Ed Davis Stories Included in New Anthology
Two stories by Ed Davis appear in Mountain Voices, a collection of stories, essays and poems which illuminate the character of the legends, the land, and the people of West Virginia. Read more...


Photos from the Emporium Reading/Concert

Photography by Terrilyn Meece, Stillwater Photographic


Ed reads before The Fries perform


A reading from chapters 8 & 9
in The Measure of Everything


Unexpected hush from
a packed house


Thanking a great audience for
a generous reception


Other Books by Ed Davis

I Was So Much Older Then

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Sarasota, FL: Disc-Us Books, 2001. $17.95. Novel set in 1950s, 60s, early 70s West Virginia. Cover art by Jean Kellogg.
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Healing Arts

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Columbus, OH: Pudding House Publications, 2005. $8.95 32-page poetry chapbook. Music, dance and other spiritual arts.
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Whispering Leaves

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Rexville, NY: Great Elm Press, 1989. $4.00. 23-page poetry chapbook. Nature poetry. Photos by Viki Church.
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Haskell

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Big Timber, MT: Seven Buffaloes Press, 1987. $5.00 27-page poetry chapbook: monologues in the voice of West Virginian Haskell T. Phillips. Photos by Viki Church and from Helen Bailey's personal album.
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