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Subject: Re: Sept 11 Memorial in Pennsylvania Author: Wes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 20:10:12 08/01/11 Mon In reply to: Boyd Percy 's message, "Sept 11 Memorial in Pennsylvania" on 16:05:41 08/01/11 Mon >I know that Wes has featured the September 11th >tragedy in several of his stories. I read where the >NPS has placed a 17 ton boulder and 40 sweet gum trees >to commemorate where Flight 93 crashed in western >Pennsylvania. Maybe some of his characters can make a >visit in a future story. It's going to be more intense than that -- and soon. -- Wes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Sept 11 Memorial in Pennsylvania Author: Dmitri [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 07:47:12 08/02/11 Tue It might be a while before it happens. Wes seems to be writing stories somewhat chronologically, and he's up to about year 2001/2002 now. That means it will take about 10 more years worth of stories before he can write one about anyone visiting there, as the memorial is just being created now. >I know that Wes has featured the September 11th >tragedy in several of his stories. I read where the >NPS has placed a 17 ton boulder and 40 sweet gum trees >to commemorate where Flight 93 crashed in western >Pennsylvania. Maybe some of his characters can make a >visit in a future story.