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Another wonderful 5 star review, this time from Readers’ Favorite! I didn’t realize how my novel would give readers “the feels.” But I’m glad it does! A Thousand Flying Things by Kathryn Brown Ramsperger begins in a camp in Southern Sudan, where humanitarian worker Dianna becomes deeply attached to a young
USU Eastern Press Release After a broad nationwide search, the Utah State University Eastern search committee has recommended four finalists for the position of associate vice president and chief campus administrator. The four finalists are, in alphabetical order: Andrea L. Fricks, M. Scott Henrie, Douglas R. Miller and Daniel G. Peterson. “We had an excellent
Book Clubs: Here is a Q&A I made just for your discussion. It’s here on my blog as well under the Book Club tab on my website. The illustration you see above was a potential mock-up for my book, made by my amazing designer Estella Vukovic of 99designs. In the
Buy the BookIt Takes a Child to Lead Them HomeA love lost. A soul restored. A decade of secrets and separation.In A THOUSAND FLYING THINGS, an idealistic American humanitarian worker with a decade of field experience arrives in 1991 Southern Sudan hoping to save the world, but it’s the love of
“Kathryn Ramsperger’s beautifully researched novel interrogates the limits of language, challenging the reader to consider what is lost in translation when two cultures collide. This approach to language deepens the reader’s understanding of concepts such as love, peace, and freedom, as they transcend what can be expressed in words. “Megan Holt, Ph.D.,