Get your copy of Sharon Scholl’s new poetry collection, Classifieds. Like the newspaper ads, life so often falls into Help Wanted, Lost and Found, Technical Services, and Personals, and so do these poems. It’s available from Amazon Books for only $5.00.
Your Scribbler is pleased to announce publication of a new memoir by Katherine Vaccaro from Roundel publishing called Driving Naked: A Memoir of Love and Liberation.
Like a road rally in a fancy foreign car, Vaccaro takes the reader on an adventure down roads most of us may never travel in real life, from clubs for the super-smart to clothing-optional beaches. But the most compelling trip her memoir embarks on is the one we all must someday take – to our final destination. Driving Naked explores the important question of who ultimately has the right to decide when, where, and how the journey ends.
The book is available NOW in paperback at Amazon.com and will soon be available for Kindle and as an audiobook.
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Katherine Vaccaro is available for print, radio, and television interviews regarding the book and the topic of death with dignity. Please write her via the contact form on her website or email her at dnmemoir@gmail.com to schedule.
Brad and I hope to see you for the launch of Terri Chastain’s Novel, Birdhouse Jesus.
When: Saturday, January 20th 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Where: Cocina 214, 151 E Welbourne Ave, Winter Park, FL
There will be food, good company, and readings from the novel.
The book will be available for purchase.
If you know of others who would like to be there, you are welcome to share this invitation.
For more information about the event, email joan@twistedroadpublications.com .
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We are pleased to announce the presentation of the JaxbyJax Literary Arts Festival X on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; December 1, 2, and 3, 2023. The event will be held at the Kent Campus of FSCJ, 3939 Roosevelt Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32205.
This year’s Tenth Anniversary festival will open on Friday night with a reading by former Duval County Sheriff Nat Glover from his book, Striving for Justice: A Black Sheriff in the Deep South, followed by a multi-media presentation of The Brown Wonder by Willie Evans, Jr.
Saturday’s juried celebration will include readings and book signings by poets and writers who were born in Jacksonville, live in the city now, write about Jacksonville, OR use it as a setting for their work. Talented student writers from UNF, FSCJ, and Douglas Anderson School of the Arts will be featured throughout the day in the Student Showcase.
Saturday evening will feature a reading by Mayor Donna Deegan from her book, Through Rose-Colored Glasses: A Marathon from Fear to Love. The Dr. James R. Cobb Student Writer Awards will be presented, as well.
On Sunday, nine concurrent workshops on various writing-related topics will be presented by experts in the genres.
JaxbyJax is grateful to the sponsors of the 2023 festival, which include FSCJ, Alternate ROOTS, Mellon Foundation, Ford Foundation, 904WARD, Delegal & Poindexter P.A., and Chamblin’s Bookmine and Uptown Café.
Brad Kuhn & Associates, Scribbles, and Jacksonville Literary Arts Alliance return as festival producers.
