Bill Bailey spent 25-years behind the microphone at KGBR in Gold Beach before a change in management/ownership prompted him to consider retiring from radio.  But rather than quietly going into his latter years with no more radio to voice upon, William Thomas Bailey has been busy writing novels.  It’s not just a first-time thing, he’s been at it for years and is proud to release his latest novel, “The Narrow Bands Between.”  It’s easy, fun reading.  His other books include:  Ghost in the Clade; Airstreams, Notebook and Horseradish; Dead Air and other Signals and Shaping the Clouds.  All available on Amazon.  Bill's latest book's description:  “In the fog-laced rivers and salt-worn shores of southern Oregon, two lives run parallel for decades—close enough to touch, yet always parted by timing, fear, and the pull of separate currents.  Tilson Ramsay, son of a logger, grows into a quiet fisherman who lives life without seeking praise. Lydia O’Sullivan, daughter of a crabber, becomes a celebrated author whose words capture the ache of what might have been.  Through near-misses, storms, and years of silence, they carry each other unseen—unless the tide finally turns.  A heartfelt portrait of resilience, unspoken love, and the places we call home—wherever the water finally carries us.  William Thomas Bailey lives and writes on the southern Oregon coast. The Narrow Bands Between is his fourth novel.”  All affordable $2.99 to $3.99.