Author: Angel Ackerman
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Museum of Printing
I did not anticipate that it would be so hard to write about my visit to the museum of printing. I did not expect to rave about the Museum of Printing. Printing, and the history of, is a fairly eclectic interest. I knew I would not be bored at the…
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A journalistic pre-election perspective
I received my first official paycheck from a newspaper while still in high school. A small local sports-themed weekly wanted to expand into a community “good news” weekly and asked me to write one feature a week to make this happen. This was in the early 1990’s and I want…
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Wine and a ghost story…
Bill Prystauk and I will be headed to Cellar Beast Winehouse in Andrees on November 15 for what might be the most unusual book event ever… We will be joining J.Z. Nieves and Liz Rosen reading our various horror-adjacent works. And the sommelier at Cellar Beast will be pairing wines…
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Join me for NaNoWriMo at Easton Public Library
November is National Novel Writing Month, where ambitious writers try to write an entire novel in a month. To celebrate, Easton Area Public Library is hosting some FREE public writing-themed events:
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Arts & Crafts & Words
The fourth week of the month is always hairy for me because my local public library’s board meets, of which I am vice president, and my local writers’ group meets, and of that I am president. Plus, if you’re like me, the mundane items like bills and finances seem to…
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Resources for Writers
I recently had someone mention to me that its hard to find resources for beginning writers, or writers who don’t have experience seeking out opportunities. It’s a skill that writers and authors develop over time— finding resources. If I had to make a recommendation on the fly, here are some…
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Bookworm reaches audiences in three countries
Bookworm’s Magical Journey had a magnificent launch— the book has sold in three countries so far in its first week. Our local libraries have expressed interest in carrying this dyslexia-friendly title. Yesterday, author Larry Sceurman and his beautiful wife, Barbara, stopped by my warm and cozy sunporch to pick up some early review copies of the…
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