What a rich and descriptive review, How Memory Heals, that Grace Ocasio wrote for Irene Honeycutt's poetry book, Beneath the Bamboo Sky. Love the review and loved the book, too. issuu.com/eastcarolina/docs/2018_nclr_online_issue-final/119
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A literary review published online annually by East Carolina University and by the North Carolina Literary and Historical Association.Can’t wait to read the review! Such a beautiful book of poems!
What a marvelous time in conversation with Paula Pederson Palmer and Carolyn Noell at Main Street Books on Thursday Night. Great questions and comments from attendees during and after about Immigration Then & Now. Thank you Adah and Eleanor at Main Street Books for your help and unending support of writers and books. And thank you to Charlotte Writers Club - North for co-sponsoring this event.
Thank you for your support. This talk on Immigration Then & Now was really quite touching sharing experiences with Paula Pederson and Carolyn Noell. Sometimes we never know what experience is going to effect us. It is all so timely and so significant.
I JUST learned that FB does not translate to other languages, like English to Italian. I never knew that. Did anyone else? Ho appena appreso che FB non traduce in altre lingue, come l'inglese in italiano. Non l'ho mai saputo. Qualcun altro? Gracie mia cugina Carmela for letting me know! 😘
This was such a fantastic event! Loved hearing the powerful stories of immigrants. These three books are beautifully written and inspiring!
Looking forward to being in Conversation with Paula Pederson and Carolyn Noell Thursday, 2/8/2018, at 7 p.m. on Immigration Then & Now at Main Street Books in Davidson, NC. Please join us! Free and Open to the Public. www.mainstreetbooksdavidson.com/events/2018/2/8/immigration-then-now-paula-pederson-palmer-in-con...
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Please join Charlotte Writers' Club North and Main Street Books in welcoming three local authors as they describe the courage and drive of risk-taking immigrants from Denmark, Ukraine, Italy, and Liberia. As detailed in her memoir, Mysterious Builder of Seattle Landmarks, Paula Pederson Palmer spendCome to Main Street Books in Davidson next Thursday night when I'm in conversation with Paula Pederson and Carolyn Noell on "Immigration Then & Now." (Co-sponsored by Charlotte Writers Club - North). You'll want to see Paula's new book, Mysterious Builder of Seattle Landmarks. Some great restaurants nearby to try out, too! www.mainstreetbooksdavidson.com/events/2018/2/8/immigration-then-now-paula-pederson-palmer-in-con... and charlottewritersclub.org/cwc_north_calendar_of_events
What a great time sharing the journaling process with Jacqui Letran today for one of her upcoming podcasts on STOP THE BULLY WITHIN jacquiletran.com/podcast/ I'll let you know when my podcast with Jacqui posts. Thank you for interviewing me today Jacqui. Fabulous talking with you!
