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My Transcendent Journey with Queen Catharine Montour
My upcoming historical fiction novel, Catharine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters, is being published by Bedazzled Ink Publishers in April 2023. Bedazzled Ink is dedicated to general and literary fiction, nonfiction, and children’s books that celebrate the unique and under-represented … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, books, George Washington, historical fiction, history, Major General John Sullivan, Native American history, New York History, paranormal writing experiences, Pennsylvania history; colonial history, publishing, The French and Indian War, transformation, writing
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Pavlova in a Hat Box
Hemingway posed for beer ads, Walt Whitman self-published Leaves of Grass and wrote his own reviews under a pseudonym; In 1887, Guy de Maupassant sent up a hot-air balloon over the Seine with the name of his latest short story. … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, art, books, desserts, essays, marketing, pastry, promotion, writing
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Shameless Promotion
New Hampshire Union Leader 05/03/2012, Page L02 Between the Pages NH author chronicles life of 19th-century Irish immigrant By PAT DeCOLA New Hampshire Union Leader Cynthia Neale is just a soft spoken, well-read mother of one who grew up in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1850s, An Gorta Mor, books, famine, Gangs of New York, historical fiction, Ireland, movies, New York City, novel, rejection, writing
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Pulling the Ticks Out of My Manuscript
I’m taking a break from pulling out ticks, possibly diseased ones, from my novel, Norah. I’ve tromped through this dense forest tale for a long time and I’ve tripped over roots, mostly my own; been bitten by bedbugs (yes, they … Continue reading