I have entered A Witch’s Burden in another international book competition: The Rubery Book Prize. Wish me luck! It’s just recently opened for 2020 so we won’t know the results for some time. And in other news, I have discovered my eBook in the Online Hoopla Collection of the Russell Library in Middletown, CT. […]
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I am very pleased to announce that my book has been adopted by the Suwannee River Regional Library System. And I’m even happier to see that it’s being read already! If you live in Greenville, Lee, Live Oak, or Madison, be sure to check me out. To the staff: It was a pleasure meeting with
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(9/27/19) I have discovered that my eBook is available in two more libraries and have updated my master list of states HERE. If you live in Charleston, WV or Concord, NH be sure to check me out! Nothing else concrete to report at this time, though I do have a lead on a home for
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A couple of quick updates: Books-A-Million is running a Millionaire’s Club Members promotion, and guess whose book is included in the sale? 😉 Also, I’ve edited my master list to check off two more states; my Hoopla E Book can be checked out from the Detroit Public Library in Michigan as well as the Cleveland
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(8/30/19) Another hardcover has found a home. I am very pleased to report that A Witch’s Burden is coming soon to Stuttgart! Another in Germany?! No, this time it’s the great state of Arkansas! Soon, those of you in the “Rice and Duck Capital of the World” will be able to check me out from
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#AWitchInEveryState Library Campaign announcement and catalogue. A semi-comprehensive listing by state of all the libraries carrying my book “A Witch’s Burden.”
“For the witches of the world, you know who you are.” Read More »
Well, why don’t you read my book and find out. I am pleased to report that my eBook is now available on Hoopla(digital) at participating libraries such as the one in Boston, Massachusetts. Click HERE for the link and check it out today! You can read me on the train on your way out to
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