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Hi. In SOB it is mentioned that Trevor and Sheba performed "lili marchese." Is this a real song? Who has performed it?

Sat, Oct 3, 2009 19:47 pm 410 Email Remove

Mr. Conroy-Please come to Dallas, Texas soon. We love you!

Sat, Oct 3, 2009 19:04 pm 409 Email Remove

I enjoy your books more than just about any that I read. The latest one, South of Broad is one that I wish never ended. I hope it won't be so long till your next one. You are an exceptional storyteller!

Sat, Oct 3, 2009 11:35 am 408 Email Remove

First, what a wonderful adventure South of Broad was for me. Funny, touching, tragic and beautiful. I try to read other authors, but find that they can never capture southern characters or my favorite city on earth, Charleston as you do. Thank you for an incredible journey. As I read it, I could see the movie unfolding before me...I hope that comes true! Waiting for your next one now....

Sat, Oct 3, 2009 10:53 am 407 Email Remove

You've done it again. South of Broad - can't stop reading it, yet don't want it to end. Thanks for a great reading experience.

Fri, Oct 2, 2009 17:21 pm 406 Email Remove

Thanks for another wonderful book (SOB). Since I am a huge fan of Charleston and your work this book held me captive the entire time. I just finished The Water is Wide and found it was factual about most of the southern school districts of that time period. Now, I will be reading Beach Music, again. That is my favorite book by anyone and I reread it every 3 years. I find that as I age I read it differently each time as if I have never read it before.
Hope another book is in the works.

Fri, Oct 2, 2009 14:13 pm 405 Email Remove

I know I'm 14 or so years late, but "Beach Music" is the best book I've ever read. Actually, Frank Muller read it to me. Beach Music fans, do yourself a favor and listen to the audiobook. You will love listening to the different accents and dialects. My favorite is John Hardin. What a hoot!

Fri, Oct 2, 2009 07:23 am 404 Email Remove

Your books helped prepare me a bit for life in the South after many years teaching in Germany--so I thank you. I smiled at the term "troglodyte", since my friend in Beaufort just recently referred to himself as a Ludite. Get yourself a Mac and it will make all the difference. Take care and keep on writing what has become a common culture for so many of us Boomers.

Wed, Sep 30, 2009 15:25 pm 402 Email Remove

As a Pat Conroy fan since reading The Water is Wide, I could not wait to open the cover of South of Broad. Your writing simply grabs me by the heart and holds me captive until I reach the final page. What a story told by a master story teller. Thank you for sharing your gift.

Wed, Sep 30, 2009 12:22 pm 401 Email Remove

South of Broad was worth the wait. I love your books and have them all. I am planning a visit to Charleston soon and know I will enjoy it more for having read your book. Best of everything to you and Cassandra. Hope your health has improved.

Wed, Sep 30, 2009 11:29 am 400 Email Remove