As a former business professor, Robert James Waller used to talk economics, trade, and poverty. Now most people want to talk to him about love and relationships, photography, and life in rural America. The author of the mega-bestseller The Bridges of Madison County talks about his life, his writing career, and about the his newest book "High Plains Tango."
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Robert James Waller
Listen Thursday, Jul. 28, 2005 at 12:06 p.m. in Arts & CultureGuest host: Sam Litzinger
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Robert James Waller
author of "High Plains Tango" (Shaye Areheart Books/Crown)
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