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New Year's Member News
Victoria Rosner had a fantastic Modern Love column in the New York Times this past Sunday
Julie Metz will be on Oprah January 8th at 4pm talking about her book Perfection. Be sure to tune in!
Gretchen Rubin, who counted down to the publication of her new book The Happiness Project last month, just hit number two on the New York Times Bestseller list.
Mardi Link learned that her second true crime book, Isadore's Secret, published in September by The University of Michigan Press, was named to the Michigan Notable Books List for 2010.
Nancy Williard's essay "Grocery Store Heaven" has just been published in the Southern Women's Review
Zetta Brown is launching a LL-Publications/Logical-Lust Publications newsletter featuring articles, industry news, calls for submissions, and contests and is looking for name suggestions
Nanette Rayman Rivera's poetry book, shana linda ~ pretty pretty was named one of top five best poetry books on two lists. www.confectionerybelle.blogspot.com
B. Lynn Goodwin just released the newest issue of Writer Advice, which features an interview with fellow SheWrites member Wendy Nelson Tokunaga, whose second book, Love in Translation, was just released.
Kirsten Imani Kasai's fantasy novel "Ice Song" (Del Rey) was been listed as the Best Sci-fi/Fantasy for 2009 by Barnes & Noble and Best Adult Book for high school students of 2009 by the School Library Journal.
Karen Scott is excited to announce that her first children's short story will be published in the Jan/Feb issue of Pockets magazine. The story is called "Riding Lesson" and is about a girl who must find a new home for her injured show horse. She donates him to a riding therapy school.
Angela Henry is celebrating the release of her fourth Kendra Clayton mystery, Schooled In Lies
Ryshia Kennie was interviewed on The Romance Studio for her my latest release, Ring of Desire. The interview is featured on their site at The Romance Studio.
Julie Metz will be on Oprah January 8th at 4pm talking about her book Perfection. Be sure to tune in!
Gretchen Rubin, who counted down to the publication of her new book The Happiness Project last month, just hit number two on the New York Times Bestseller list.
Mardi Link learned that her second true crime book, Isadore's Secret, published in September by The University of Michigan Press, was named to the Michigan Notable Books List for 2010.
Nancy Williard's essay "Grocery Store Heaven" has just been published in the Southern Women's Review
Zetta Brown is launching a LL-Publications/Logical-Lust Publications newsletter featuring articles, industry news, calls for submissions, and contests and is looking for name suggestions
Nanette Rayman Rivera's poetry book, shana linda ~ pretty pretty was named one of top five best poetry books on two lists. www.confectionerybelle.blogspot.com
B. Lynn Goodwin just released the newest issue of Writer Advice, which features an interview with fellow SheWrites member Wendy Nelson Tokunaga, whose second book, Love in Translation, was just released.
Kirsten Imani Kasai's fantasy novel "Ice Song" (Del Rey) was been listed as the Best Sci-fi/Fantasy for 2009 by Barnes & Noble and Best Adult Book for high school students of 2009 by the School Library Journal.
Karen Scott is excited to announce that her first children's short story will be published in the Jan/Feb issue of Pockets magazine. The story is called "Riding Lesson" and is about a girl who must find a new home for her injured show horse. She donates him to a riding therapy school.
Angela Henry is celebrating the release of her fourth Kendra Clayton mystery, Schooled In Lies
Ryshia Kennie was interviewed on The Romance Studio for her my latest release, Ring of Desire. The interview is featured on their site at The Romance Studio.
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Comment by Eileen Flanagan on January 24, 2010 at 3:15pm -
On Friday, I made my television debut on the 10! Show for my book The Wisdom to Know the Difference: When to Make a Change–and When t.... It was totally me pitching myself (no help from a publicist).
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Comment by Julie Simon Lakehomer on January 15, 2010 at 11:16am -
I designed and proposed a science writing symposium called "Spreading the Word: Writing Science to Fascinate and Everyday Audience," for the 2010 National Conference of the NSTA in Philadelphia. http://tiny.cc/HpFrz My proposal was accepted! The symposium, with three well-known science writers and me as moderator, will take place on Friday, March 19, 8:00-9:00 AM, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center , Hall D/Room 26.
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Comment by Maureen E. Doallas on January 8, 2010 at 2:28pm
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My interview with singer-songwriter Brooke Campbell was published today at http://highcallingblogs.com. Brooke will be appearing in New York City on January 29 under the auspices of International Arts Movement. (Information about the event is included at the end of my interview.)
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Comment by Pamela Mahoney Tsigdinos on January 8, 2010 at 12:38pm -
Rounding out the TV appearances, I kicked off the New Year earlier this week as a guest on the ABC affiliate KXTV Sacramento & Company talk show to discuss my book, Silent Sorority. The segment is available for viewing here.
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Comment by Dr. Barbara Sinor on January 8, 2010 at 11:33am -
Please let me add that my new Blog to count down the release of my next book is up -- come join me!!
"Inspiration for Recovery" at www.drsinor.blogspot.com
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