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Fonts friendlier to the dyslexic
Last week, Larry Sceurman launched a children’s book project about a worm that wants more than anything to learn to read. Larry is dyslexic– and he hopes to make his new children’s book friendlier for children who share his challenges. That led Gayle down a rabbit hole… on her way…
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Errand Day at Parisian Phoenix
I spend most of my day typing. Or reading. It’s the second day of a heat wave so I thought today would be the day to take care of some time sensitive errands. My errands are fun, aren’t they?
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Some more tidbits from the GLVWG conference
Eventually I will type my notes. But for now, I am trying to get organized and return to work. I cleared my schedule to attend the conference, and even thought I allowed enough recuperation time but somehow it is taking so much time to catch up on the little things,…
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Official WHO TURNED OUT THE LIGHTS press release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Echo City Capers “Who Turned Out the Lights?: An Echo City Capers Adventure” Released Today First Illustrated Middle-Grade Book from PA Publisher Hits All Major Retailers EASTON, PA–(1/31/2024): Marking their 18th release, Echo City Capers sees the publication of“Who Turned Out the Lights?: An Echo City Capers…
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More thoughts for the New Year
Thurston Gill, author of The Phulasso Devotional: Engineering the Warrior Priest, sent out another addition of his Substack newsletter: Phulasso Living The Year 2024: Time to Press the Reset Button Greetings, Like most people, I am planning to take the opportunity to use the beginning of our new calendar year to press the…
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The Breakfast Club (with author Laurel Wenson at Plants & Coffee) and Readers in the Wild
I’m behind on things– perhaps my own fault because I got distracted at my local public library yesterday and perhaps gave myself some time to read when I should have been writing. One of my goals for this year is to read more current fiction and to read popular fiction.…
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Girls’ Night Out at Boser Geist
Last week I got a message from fine artist and art book maker Maryann Riker of Justarip Press. She and I have known each other at least 20 years through my newspaper days in Phillpsburg, N.J. I heard about her art books and asked if I could do a piece…
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