Authors

Did the legendary Savannah author teach a chicken to walk backwards?

Do you remember David Letterman’s “Stupid Pet Tricks”? The greatest writer Savannah has ever produced would fit right into Letterman’s wacky segment. Flannery O’Connor is one of the South’s most beloved authors. The deeply sardonic writer, whose work is described as “Southern Gothic”, wrote the novels “Wise Blood” and “The …

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Sarah Pinsker, Science Fiction Author, on “We Are Satellites”

Science fiction novelist Sarah Pinsker believes she owes the late Ursula K. Le Guin an apology. About thirty years ago, Le Guin discussed his essay, “Why Are Americans Afraid of Dragons?” during a question-and-answer session with an author in Toronto. A fourteen-year-old Pinsker raised her hand. “Are we still afraid …

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Navy veteran becomes bestselling author | Local News

Today’s Veteran: Jack McDevitt, 86 Service: Marine, 4 years, 4 months Tasks: communication specialist Duty stations: Japan, Washington DC and Newport, RI His story: Jack McDevitt thought he would be an aviator when he enlisted in the Navy until his vision test results showed he was partially color blind. But …

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Former co-authors resident in the region book on the theme of global communication of the book of the natives of the region | News, Sports, Jobs

Follansbee native Dan Bullock is the co-author of How To Communicate Effectively With Anyone, Anywhere NEW YORK – Follansbee native Dan Bullock has co-authored a book that offers a new approach to global communication. And with the graduation season well underway, the “Professional skills” According to the Brooke High School …

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Western writers to visit Lake County | Free content

The combined efforts of several Arkansas Valley groups will result in a visit by acclaimed Western author Chris Enss to mountain communities in Colorado from June 11-12. Enss is a New York Times bestselling author who has written about women of the Old West for over 20 years. She has …

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Students write book on life during COVID-19 pandemic

Students write book on life during COVID-19 pandemic Updated: 10:00 p.m. EDT May 25, 2021 Hide transcription Show transcript AT THIS TIME, ONLY THE PFIZER SHOT IS PERMITTED FOR CHILDREN 12 YEARS AND OLDER. MOST OF US CAN WRITE A BOOK ON 2020. A FIFTH LEVEL GROUP HAS DONE JUST …

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Author EK Johnston on his latest novel ‘Aetherbound’

Guest post written by author EK JohnstonEK Johnston is # 1 New York Times best-selling author of several YA novels, including finalist for the LA Time Book Prize Owen’s story and Star Wars: Ahsoka. His novel Thousand nights was shortlisted for the Governor General’s Award. The New York Times called …

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Palm Coast author Garry J. Peterson publishes fifth book

by: Cindy Dalecki Marketing 2 GB Local author Garry J. Peterson, is a multi-genre, multi-volume author of several books, both fiction and non-fiction, following a successful career in international business management. His most recent non-fiction is a practical book, “Who Put Me in Charge?” Peterson also wrote a companion implementation …

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My Hero Academia Author is already “hyped” for Venom 2

Recently in Weekly Shonen Jump Issue # 25 2021, manga writers again stepped forward to comment “Their manga, their lives, and other random stuff.” Each week, Viz Media provides a perfect opportunity for writers to connect with their fans. While a few writers give the community a message, other popular …

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Manchester’s latest novel is a must-read

The hunter of Talyashevka through MICHAEL DAVIDOW Monica reads: A review of MONICA WEST The hunter of Talyashevka is a most interesting read. It is essentially a story of the history of the Jewish faith within the borders of Russia in 1926. Author Michael Davidow draws on his extensive knowledge …

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Irish authors shortlisted for several grand prizes

In Saturday’s Irish Times, Lisa McInerney tells me about her new novel, The Rules of Revelation. Louise Nealon talks to Edel Coffey about her first novel, Snowflake; and Rachel Donohue writes about heat waves in literature, a hallmark of her second novel, The Beauty of Impossible Things. Critics include Eoin …

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Entrepreneur and Best-selling Author Janet M. Harvey Receives Nautilus 2021 Book Award for Recently Published Book “Invite Change: Lessons From 2020” | state

SEATTLE, May 6, 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – Janet M. Harvey, Best-selling Author and CEO of Invite Change LLC, has been selected as the 2021 Nautilus Book Awards Silver Winner in the Business & Leadership category. For more than 21 years, the prestigious Nautilus Awards have celebrated and honored books …

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Author Jay Jasp’s new book “Yehosaphet Collections” is a mystical story of creation and faith, witchcraft and magic in a sensual space between heaven and earth

NEW YORK (PRWEB) May 6, 2021 Jay Jasp, a herald of truth, both in doctrine and in drama, has completed his new book “Yehosaphet Collections”: a fascinating work of biblical fantasy. Jay writes, “I reached out with my left hand and out of my fingertips came out her magnificent beauty. …

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The author’s house / SLETH architects

The author’s house / SLETH architects © Rasmus Hjortshøj – COAST + 41 Share Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp To post Or https://www.archdaily.com/961136/the-authors-house-sleth-architects © Rasmus Hjortshøj – COAST Text description provided by the architects. Inside a forest near a lake is a house. A house for an author, designed by …

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Q&A: Ericka Waller, author of ‘Dog Days’

Ericka Waller Dog days is a debut novel about how dogs can bring out the best in us in the face of life’s challenges. We had the pleasure of chatting with Ericka about everything Dog days, plus writing, book recommendations, and more! Hi, Ericka! Can you tell our readers a …

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Author to discuss “ Delmarva Abandoned Railways ” on May 10

Douglas Poore, curator of the Greater Harrington Historical Society, will discuss his new book “Abandoned Railroads of Delmarva” in a live, online conversation hosted by the Lewes Public Library and Browseabout Books at 5pm on Monday May 10th. For over 100 years, railways have been the king of transport, turning …

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Author Jon Gordon ready to motivate Sheldon | New

SHELDON – Levi Letsche was invited to Dream Big by Sheldon School District Superintendent Cory Myer when it came to lining up a speaker for the inaugural dinner of the Sheldon High School Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The name of former National Football League head coach Tony Dungy was thrown …

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24 bestselling author’s choices

During Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month, TODAY shares community history, pain, joy and continuation for the AAPI movement. We’ll be posting personal essays, stories, videos, and specials throughout May. As Asian American communities grapple with rising anti-Asian hatred, this year’s AAPI Heritage Month looks more urgent than ever. For …

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