Showing posts with label Author. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Author. Show all posts

Sunday, February 9, 2014

St. Lawrence Ripples

My dad, Murray Shor, is so awesome! He's 82 and has been an editor, columnist and writer most of his adult life. A few weeks ago he calls me up and ask me if I might consider helping him to self publish a book.

I was like, you bet! 

His book, St. Lawrence Ripples, is a compilation of twenty columns he wrote in 1957 for the the newspaper in Potsdam, New York. His columns were all based on historical documentation and told the many stories and tall tales that inundated that area, some going back to the early 1700s.

It debuts March 1, 2014 as a Softcover and eBook.
ISBN:978-0-9915237-0-2   



















Designed by 3Petal Books

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Ann Haywood Leal, Children's Author

Ann Haywood Leal braved the 98 degree temperature to spend time at Market on the Green in New London, NH to sign her books, A Finder's Keepers Place and Also Known As Harper. It was a pleasant (and very hot) afternoon.




















An interested reader get's to meet the author.





















 Boys do read!


Ann and my daughter, Kendra had so much to talk about.
You can follow Ann @AnnHaywoodLeal


Thanks for sharing your wonderful books!

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Y is for YOU Made It!

On day left in the A to Z challenge and this year, I've made it! This being my second year, I knew what I was up against. I had a better plan, a list of ideas and several set in stone topics to write about. This planning, made it so much easier.

What this challenge has really done is made me sit and write, every day for a month. No excuses. This has established a new pattern for me. One that makes me think of writing every day. After I write my A to Z post, I've been working on an outline for a new book.

I only spend 20 minutes researching the different themes that I want to include, it keeps me writing.

This is an exciting time. This idea that has been with me, festering for a few years, now feels fresh and new. I can't wait to work on it more.

So tomorrow is Z and I look forward to to it, knowing that I and many others have made it through this challenge. 

I finish with more than I started. Thank you!


Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Under and Over the Snow by Kate Messner

Listen!
Listen!
Listen!

To understand the beauty of this book written by Kate Messner with art by Christopher Silas Neal, you need to hold it in your hands and read.





















What is your favorite picture book with an outdoor theme?