Q A with D A Keeley! This week, we sat down with D.A. Keeley, author of the Peyton Cote Novels. His most recent, Fallen Sparrow , was released in early June. Midnight Ink: How long have you been writing? D.A. Keeley: I wrote my first �book� when I was six. I wrote a story one weekend, bound it with string, and told the librarian at Readfield Elementary School I wanted her to put it on the shelf. She did, God bless her. I sold my first novel when I was 29. My first five were under my own name (John R Corrigan), my sixth was under KA Delaney, and now I�m DA Keeley writing about Peyton Cote, a US Border Patrol agent and a single mom. MI: What influence have other authors had on your writing? DAK: As a dyslexic, reading never came easy. I had a great middle-school teacher who told me to read �something� every day. I read The Hockey News cover to cover every week. In high school, my mother handed me Robert B. Parker�s Ceremony. I remember hitting the passage �It�s a way to live. ...