Julia’s parents have told her she may ask a friend along on their annual August getaway to Prudence Island. Emma’s face immediately pops into the nine-year old’s mind, and she blurts her name out not as a question but a joyful exclamation. Julia’s parents expected this response, and are both pleased and relieved. They adore …
Tag: Rhode Island
Nov 20 – Meet Rhode Island Author Rachael I McIntosh
Rachael McIntosh is one of over 100 Rhode Island authors appearing at the 3rd Annual ARIA Author's Expo on December 5th. Her Security through Absurdity trilogy will be available, and just reading her bio on Martha Reynolds Writes tells me that her style is crisp, clear and a wild ride. Take a look: Martha Reynolds …
Continue reading Nov 20 – Meet Rhode Island Author Rachael I McIntosh
Nov 11- Meet Rhode Island Author Paul Caranci
If you are interested in Rhode Island history, you may have already come across the work of Paul Caranci. If not, this post by Paul may inspire you to learn more about the author and the topic. He will be at the ARIA 3rd Annual ARIA Book Expo on December 5th. Stop by and meet him to learn …
Continue reading Nov 11- Meet Rhode Island Author Paul Caranci
More Great ARIA Authors to Meet – Martha Reynolds, Hannah Goodman and Adam Wasserman!
Those of you who regularly tune in know that yesterday I had the pleasure of spending time with many ARIA authors. In all honesty I have to tell you all how impressive both the work and the character of the people has been so far. As a writer it's comforting to have such a supportive network; as I reader I …
Social Anxiety Be Gone!
When I first took the plunge and decided to publish A Girl from the Hill, I never considered the next logical step – selling A Girl from the Hill. I was clueless about the feelings that come from creating something, sweating and crying and laughing and agonizing over this baby of mine, only to then try to convince the …
The Resident Reviews A Girl from the Hill- A Parent’s Hardship and Recovery
The Resident, is a local Mystic, CT paper, and the first publication that reached out to me for an interview once A Girl From the Hill became available. What follows is the interview, which is not electronically available yet. You can check out there site, http://www.theresident.com/ as I'm hoping it will be out there soon. The gentleman who interviewed m, …
Continue reading The Resident Reviews A Girl from the Hill- A Parent’s Hardship and Recovery
Strong Men Make Strong Women, and Baritone Barbies
Every Father's Day I think of my only favorite Wayne Newton Song- Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast. And there were a few slow walking Daddies around this weekend, for sure. But for what they lack in speed, they more than made up for in strength. My gratitude is soaring out the window tonight, as …
Continue reading Strong Men Make Strong Women, and Baritone Barbies
pattytmitchell 