Author opens door to his family’s Oklahoma past

In his new book, Silicon Valley writer Michael S. Malone revisits his family’s Oklahoma past.

 
BY KEN RAYMOND | Published: December 11, 2012   

At the heart of Michael S. Malone’s new nonfiction book is a tiny chamber clawed out of the earth more than 100 years ago, a cave that still exists in the riverbed near his great-grandfather’s Oklahoma homestead.

photo - The barn on the "Charlie's Place" homestead has been restored, along with its original cupola. <strong> - Provided</strong>
The barn on the "Charlie's Place" homestead has been restored, along with its original cupola. - Provided

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That cave captivated Malone on his only visit to the farm as a child. The property already had passed out of his family’s hands, and while the old house and towering barn held little interest...
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