The Raindancer

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For the past year, I’ve been in research mode and talks with friends of mine who are the subject of my next book, entitled The Raindancer: Finding Joy in the Storm. Without giving away too much, the book will be a fictionalized account of the real life events of one man’s experience in using the power of a positive attitude, faith, and laughter in dire circumstances and how he and his family changed the lives of everyone he came in contact with.

At some point in the future, I’ll explain how this all came about; but for now all I can say that I’ve been given the green light and have begun writing the first draft.

From this point on, you’re going to see a noticeable shift in my posts to content that’s tied into The Raindancer themes. On Mondays I’ll post one of several pithy sayings several of you found inspirational. On Tuesdays, you can look for posts written by notable personalities that also tie-in to The Raindancer. And maybe a few written by me here and there. If there’s a topic you’d like me to tackle, I’m open to that to. Drop me a line and consider it done.

You’ll notice a couple of additions to the post pages: social media sharing and “like” buttons. If you see a post or video that strikes you as encouraging, or relevant, I invite you to like it, and then share it. And of course, as always, I look forward to reading your comments and questions. (To leave a comment, click on the thought balloon to the right of the headline.)

4 thoughts on “The Raindancer”

  1. Laura says:

    … and away we go. I look forward to the coming reading assignments. : )

    1. Clay Rivers says:

      Laura, no need to wait, there’s maxims and posts from from the past four weeks. Dig in!

  2. Lori says:

    I always look forward to your posts! Like the character in your upcoming book, you too are an inspiration to all of us who are lucky enough to know you. <3

    1. Clay Rivers says:

      Lori, your kudos leave me speechless. You have no idea how much your support — and that of other readers and friends — means to me. I’m of the mind that this family’s story will offer people of all ages, backgrounds, a refreshing alternative to dealing with life’s challenges.

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