Life's so sweet I sip it so my teeth aren't on edge.
7pm
Tom Minder will speak about his upcoming book Penny Lane.
A literary crime novel based in Rehoboth Beach Delaware, it's a tale of friendship, activism and street theater, featuring pirate shows, marionettes, smuggling, and Gilbert and Sullivan.
Juliette Writers' Group Meeting
June 16th @7pm in Barnes & Nobles
Hannah Jordan will speak on:
Letting Go of Expectations to Become the Writer You Were Meant to Be
Hannah Jordan grew up in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia before life—and love—led her to New Jersey. Though she’s got all the advanced degrees of a “serious” writer, she only smiles when she’s writing romance. After years of writing literary fiction, she wrote her first romance novel on a dare and never looked back.
Her debut, For You I’d Break, released on her 20th wedding anniversary (because she’s cheesy like that) and went on to become a Readers' Favorite award winner and a top 100 Amazon title in Medical Romance. Her latest novel, For You Maybe, was a top 10 Amazon new release in Police Romance.
Hannah lives with her husband and two daughters in a charming town outside Philadelphia, where she spends her days writing swoony stories, reading across all genres (especially the spicy ones), and confusing everyone with her half-Southern, half-Northern accent.
Juliette Writers' Group
April 21st @7pm
1311 Nixon Drive
Moorestown, NJ
We are proud to host Faleeha Hassan, nominee for the 2018 Pulitzer Prize and the 2019 Pushcart Prize.
Faleeha will speak about,
Pen and Memoir: A Journey Through Poetry and Creativity
@7pm in Barnes & Nobles
Moorestown, NJ
Elisabeth Trefscar will speak about:
"What Nonprofit Writing Can Teach You About Storytelling"
Join us February 17th
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