Category: events
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Reflections on Writing (and the Easton Book Festival 2023)
It’s cold. At least, for the moment, it’s not damp. I’m struggling with the idea of productivity, balancing the projects I feel like doing with the ones that might seem more important. Harass local media about the upcoming book festival or add more author pages to my web site? Fix…
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Podcasts as a way to research your writing craft (and topics) and promote your work
I will be presenting the monthly program at the Greater Lehigh Valley Writers Group meeting in October, 11 a.m. the fourth Saturday (October 28). William Prystauk and I will be discussing using podcasts for writing, from research to learning craft, to marketing and promotion. The afternoon workshop, from 1:15 to…
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Juicy Bits release and some notes on October 6
October 6. That was Friday. I don’t know what you were doing Friday but I was hanging out with our illustrious Nancy Scott working on some clever haiku and in the afternoon I had a job interview. (I have another tomorrow if you’re interested in my transition to whatever my next…
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Reminder: Master List of October Events
October will include a dizzying array of events for the reading and writing aficionado. The list below includes our upcoming events, but if you’re looking for more specific information about the entirety of the Easton Book Festival, click here.
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List of Parisian Phoenix October Events
Mark Your Calendars October will include a dizzying array of events for the reading and writing aficionado. The list below includes our upcoming events, but if you’re looking for more specific information about the entirety of the Easton Book Festival, click here.
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David’s Little Town in a Good Place
Julian Costa’s new book, a memoir by David Scott Campbell, David’s Little Town, debuted earlier this week. The unfinished memoir, which Costa discovered during his research for Campbell’s biography, chronicles life in industrial Galion, Ohio, in mid-century (1950s) America. The book launched quietly, as we had some trouble with the…
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It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
Echo City Capers will be on site for Delaware Riverfest August 26 in Portland, Pa., with their snazzy hardcovers and perhaps a sneak peek of their upcoming Christmas Special. This event will kick-off the children’s book duo’s fall season of events. (Which the writer of Echo City, Ralph Greco Jr.,…
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Homage to Portland, Pennsylvania (or: how setting can enhance voice)
Parisian Phoenix has registered for the third annual Delaware Riverfest in Portland, Pa., August 26. Portland businesses have been struggling lately, primarily because of a road closure of Rte 611 but also weekend parking issues thanks to river tubers who, due to their location in the water, don’t spend time…
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