If you’ve had a story (or a book!) published, if
you’ve won or placed in a writing contest, if you’ve gotten yourself an agent,
or if you have any other news, send me an email so I can share your success. As
writers, we’re all in this together, and your good news gives us all a
boost.
Also, be sure to let know if you're
looking for a writers' group or beta readers; a notice in Quick Brown Fox, will
help you find them.
Email me at: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
Hi, Brian.
It's six months to publication by Dundurn Press of my novel formerly
known as The Prisoners' Tale. It has a new title: We Were the Bullfighters, and I'm very excited to reveal the cover.
It is the story of Ernest Hemingway's time working for the Toronto
Daily Star in 1923. On his first day, Hemingway, feeling somewhat penned in
by circumstances himself, is sent to cover a prison break from Kingston Pen and
becomes fascinated with the escaped convicts who have risked all for freedom.
Thank you for all your support. Looking forward to the day I can get
back to your classes.
Marianne Miller
www.mariannemiller.ca
@mybiggreycity
@authormariannemiller
We Were the Bullfighters is available for advance order here.
For information about submitting to Dundurn Press,
see here.
Good morning, Brian.
Just wanted to let you know that three of my stories that
were accepted earlier this year have now been published. “The Plural of Moose”
is in the current issue of Our Canada Magazine, “Stranger Danger” is in
the 2023 issue of Bocapa Literary Review and “The Surprised 25th
Anniversary” is in the first volume of The Bad Day Book.
Thanks, as always, for your help and inspiration.
See
you in class,
Norma
Gardner
For information about submitting to Our Canada (and a few
other places), see here.
For information about upcoming weekly writing classes, see here.
Hi, Brian:
I wanted to let you know that One
Winter at Ril Lake, my next novel in the Muskoka Cottage Novel Series,
is now available on Amazon in both print and e-formats. It is also available in
e-format on a host of other places including Barnes and Noble, Kudoo. I believe
overdrive has now accepted it as well.
People should be aware that they don't have to read this series in any specific order. The location of the series is what makes it that, and not the characters. The main characters in One Summer are Felicity and Ben and they appear in all the books, but after One Summer, their roles are minor.
Hope all is well with you and your family and my best wishes for the coming season of Hanukkah.
Gail (Margery) Reynolds
One Winter at Ril Lake and One Summer at Ril Lake are both available here.
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