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Events for 2018!
I’ve updated my Event page for art shows, workshops, readings, etc. for 2018. Upcoming art shows, workshops, and appearances: Beading workshop at Dansville Artworks, Dansville, NY, March 3, 2018, 11am-2pm Author Reading and Signing at Card-Carrying Books & Gifts, Corning, NY,…
October Book Fair!
Free stuff! Free stuff! Free stuff! Who doesn’t like free? Welcome to the October Multi-genre Book Fair Don’t forget to enter the giveaway to WIN an AMAZON gift card! ***** I write historical fantasy novels, mostly…
Author reading! June 6, 2017 in Elmira, NY
I will be reading an excerpt from The Enchanted Swans, my novelization of the ancient Irish fairy tale, the Children of Lir. The event is at the Turtle Leaf Cafe in Elmira, NY on June 6, from 7-9pm EDT. . Come…
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Posted in Writing
Author Reading in Corning, NY
When: September 15, 2016 5:30pm-7:30pm What: Author readings Where: ARTS Council at 79 West Market Street, Corning, NY Who: Christy Nicholas, local author and Fred Lawrenson, local author Why: Drinks and snacks provided! Seriously, though – to promote my new release. Legacy of…
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Posted in History, Travel, Writing
Posted in History, Travel, Writing
New Review for Better To Have Loved!
Long and Short Reviews was kind enough to review my book, Better To Have Loved, today. This is part of a Review Tour with Goddess Fish. Stay tuned for more stops! “An interesting tale. This story is told…
I Ran A Scottish Bookshop And You Can Too
While I’m not a huge fan of the concept of airbnb, this one lets you run a bookshop as part of the stay… and it’s in a small town in Scotland. That might change my mind! There’s a bookshop in…
Death Masks by Jim Butcher
Originally posted on Dab of Darkness:
Where I Got It: Own it. Narrator: James Marsters Publisher: Penguin Audio (2009) Length: 11 hours 21 minutes Series: Book 5 The Dresden Files Author’s Page Note: This is the book where reading them out of order stars to do…
Interview with Ellie Gray, author of Beauty and the Recluse
Today I am interviewing Ellie Gray. She is the author of Beauty and the Recluse. Come join us! Following the recent death of her father, and in need of both a job and somewhere to live, Kiya…
On the radio tonight!
Tonight, I shall be on the radio! Red River Radio on What’s Write For Me. You can listen online HERE, starting at 4pm Eastern time, December 23, 2015. Our hostess, Dellani Oakes will ask questions of me, author and…
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Posted in Writing
A Sneak Peek at the Prequel to Legacy of Hunger – Legacy of Truth!
Legacy of Truth While this is a prequel to Legacy of Hunger, it is written as a stand alone novel, i.e., you don’t NEED to have read Legacy of Hunger to read and enjoy this book. However, many things might…
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Posted in History, Writing
Posted in History, Writing
Calling the Reaper by Jason Pere, the First Book of Purgatory
Today I am interviewing the author of Calling the Reaper, Jason Pere. This book is a New Release, available now on Amazon here. Jason, how would you generally categorize the books/stories you write? Dark, Gritty, Edgy, Twisted. If you are…
Interview with Pat McDermott, author of A Pot of Glimmer
I seemed to spend more time reading Irish mythology and legends, Viking sagas, and books on Irish slang and proverbs than I did writing.
