Rochelle Wisoff-Fields, author of Please Say Kaddish For Me, From Silt and Ashes, and As One Must, One Can, to read her poetry @ CloudBursT Congregation Beth Torah Sunday, May 21, 2017 https://www.facebook.com/events/1289255001162982/

Ed Protzel, author of The Lies That Bind, will have a live interview on TheSuspenseZone.com May 1, 2017 @ 8 am PST.  http://www.thesuspensezone.com/ed-protzel-interview/. A contest will be held for a copy of The Lies That Bind! http://www.thesuspensezone.com/contests/current-contests/ and will run for a full month.

Park Cities People – Book for the Ages an interview with Jeanne Skartsiaris about her novel, Dance Like You Mean It

by Joshua Baethge · http://www.parkcitiespeople.com/community/book-for-the-ages/

YOUR NEWS COMPANION

APRIL 24, 2017 5:56 PM

 Judge J. Douglas McCullough (left) and North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper.

Republican Judge Resigns to Protest North Carolina GOP’s Attack on Courts

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/04/24/north_carolina_republican_judge_resigns_in_protest_of_his_own_party_s_attack.html 

By Mark Joseph Stern

“Just like in Sea of Greed, doing the right thing will make a difference.”

• Douglas McCullough

The US Review of Books – The Other Two-Fifths by Joan Early

http://www.theusreview.com/reviews/The-Other-Two-Fifths-by-Joan-Early.html

Kathryn Brown Ramsperger, author of The Shores of Our Souls, candid interview on Mindsoak! 63: The Kathyrn Brown Ramsperger Episode http://mindsoak.me/podcastarchive/

Get to know Kathryn Brown Ramsperger through her candid interview and hear a bit about upcoming novel The Shores of Our Souls (TouchPoint Press, August 2017).

A Foreign Affair author Amanda Matti’s interview with San Diego State University’s KCR College Radio station.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl_xSDB-Jk0

Put on your calendars! Jeanie Loiacono, President, Loiacono Literary Agency, will be taking pitches September 15 – 17, 2017 Permian Basin Writers Workshop in Midland,Texas.    www.permianbasinwritersworkshop.com PermianBasinWritersWorkshop@gmail.com

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Rochelle Wisoff-Fields, author of Please Say Kaddish For Me, From Silt and Ashes, and As One Must, One Can will be reading three of her Jewish themed flash fictions at a Jewish Poetry Event Congregation Beth Torah, 6100 West 127th Street, Overland Park, Kansas Sunday, May 21, 2017 2-4 p.pm.

Lin Waterhouse’s Bred to the Bone: Deadly Secrets at Hunter’s Water Mill, is a mystery inspired by the existing Hodgson’s Water Mill in Sycamore, Missouri. Built in 1861 to harness the power of a massive spring flowing into Bryant Creek and rebuilt in 1897 by Alva Hodgson, it is officially registered in the National Register of Historic Places. Being only about thirty foot above water level, when the creek crests the county puts marks on the door that is on the upper level. And to this day, you can go to any grocery store and purchase flour with the Hodgson name. Waterhouse only lived a couple of miles from this beautiful gift of history and is acquainted with the operators of the now must-see tourist site.

You, too, can enjoy its grandeur should you stop by on your way through the Ozarks…or when you read Bred to the Bone featuring Caroline Hudson, a widow who moves to the Ozarks to start over, works part-time at a renovated, water-operated mill turned into a tourist stop/shop. She and her boss find a hidden bank safe in the attic. What it contains, certain people would rather not be public knowledge. The extent of their determination leads to stalkings, snakes, and murders.

Waterhouse is a freelance journalist/writer who lived in Ozark County, Missouri for many years. She has written articles for local and regional newspapers and magazines, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, The Ozark Mountaineer, Ozark Magazine, and The Ozark County Times. Her

nonfiction, The West Plains Dance Hall Explosion, the story and history behind the still unsolved Bond Hall explosion/fire Friday, April 13, 1928 in West Plains, Missouri, was published by The History Press. Its detailed research and personal interviews with residents of West Plains posed and answered many questions surrounding the ill-fated night so long ago.

The sequel to Bred to the Bone, The Ghost of Timmy Wahl: Eternal Secrets at Hunter’s Mill (Argus Publishing, Fall 2017), begins with the unfolding of a mystery dating back over eighty years. Four-year-old Timmy Wahl, in death, is about to impact the lives of more people than he ever knew when he was alive…

www.linwaterhouse.org  Published by Argus Publishing  Represented by Loiacono Literary Agency