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WOW! Women On Writing announces Therese Walsh's Blog Tour Schedule!
Blog Tour dates:
October 19, 2009 - November 19, 2009
Come and join the fun! Meet Therese and visit her fabulous blog hostesses.
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Fiction writers and novel lovers, you're in for a treat! We're thrilled to announce the launch of Therese Walsh's Blog Tour with WOW! Women On Writing. Stop by The Muffin today and comment for a chance to win a signed copy of Therese's book, The Last Will of Moira Leahy. She will be checking in to answer your questions, so be sure to take advantage of the opportunity. Therese shares some fabulous tips and stories about novel revision, so be sure to stop by!
 Photo (right): Therese at her first book signing. On her blog, she writes, "Maybe it's because I'm an introvert at heart, but after my first book
signing event on Tuesday night, I thought I'd sleep for a week. I've
rarely been that tired outside of an illness!" Therese had about a hundred people at her first signing, plus an interview with a local TV station--no wonder she was so tired!
Writing a novel is never easy--especially your first. Therese Walsh's debut novel, The Last Will of Moira Leahy, was a labor of love and seven years in the making. It started out as something completely different--a traditional love story/romance that, through many rewrites over the years, evolved into women's fiction. She shares that incredible journey of process and craft today at The Muffin. If you're working on a novel and are in the midst of revision, Therese's story is bound to inspire you. It's a reminder to never give up, to let the story evolve in its own way, and to embrace the ups and downs of the process.
Family Relationships Blog Day: When Therese's novel was officially published last week (October 13, 2009) bloggers all around the blogosphere celebrated by participating in a mass blogging event on family relationships. In case you missed it, check out this post for a list of all the participating blogs. Therese shared a heartwarming story about her sister too. It was a spectacular day of sharing. I was so impressed by everyone's stories! We held random drawings for prizes and chose several winners. If you participated, be sure to check out this post to see if you won a prize. Thank you all for being a part of this fabulous event.
Now, let's kick off Therese's official blog tour! There are many giveaways on this tour so be sure to check out the dates below.
Also, if you have a blog, make sure you check out our upcoming author tours
by scrolling to down to the section ("Want to host one of our upcoming
authors?") below. We added two new author tours that are scheduled to
launch before the end of the year. Get involved, and have fun! (Please note: Therese's tour is full.)
Let's meet the author, shall we?
~ Angela & Jodi ~ (Your Hostesses)
** Feel free to copy any part of this email and share it on your own blog or in your newsletter.
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About Therese:
Therese is the co-founder of Writer Unboxed,
a blog for writers about the craft and business of genre fiction.
Before turning to fiction, she was a researcher and writer for Prevention
magazine, and then a freelance writer. She's had hundreds of articles
on nutrition and fitness published in consumer magazines and online.
She has a master's degree in psychology.
Aside from writing, Therese's favorite things include music, art, crab legs, Whose Line is it Anyway?,
dark chocolate, photography, unique movies and novels, people watching,
strong Irish tea, and spending time with her husband, two kids and
their bouncy Jack Russell.
Therese's website: http://theresewalsh.com
Therese's blog: http://theresewalsh.com/blog.html
Writer Unboxed: http://www.writerunboxed.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/ThereseWalsh
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/therese.walsh
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The Last Will of Moira Leahy
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The Last Will of Moira Leahy
A novel
by Therese Walsh
A LOST SHADOW
Moira
Leahy struggled growing up in her prodigious twin's shadow; Maeve was
always more talented, more daring, more fun. In the autumn of the
girls' sixteenth year, a secret love tempted Moira, allowing her to
have her own taste of adventure, but it also damaged the intimate,
intuitive relationship she'd always shared with her sister. Though
Moira's adolescent struggles came to a tragic end nearly a decade ago,
her brief flirtation with independence will haunt her sister for years
to come.
A LONE WOMAN
When
Maeve Leahy lost her twin, she left home and buried her fun-loving
spirit to become a workaholic professor of languages at a small college
in upstate New York. She lives a solitary life now, controlling what
she can and ignoring the rest--the recurring nightmares, hallucinations
about a child with red hair, the unquiet sounds in her mind, her
reflection in the mirror. It doesn't help that her mother avoids her,
her best friend questions her sanity, and her not-quite boyfriend has
left the country. But at least her life is ordered. Exactly how she
wants it.
A SHARED PAST
Until one night at an auction when Maeve wins a keris,
a Javanese dagger that reminds her of her lost youth, and happier days
playing pirates with Moira in their father's boat. Days later, a book
on weaponry is nailed to her office door, followed by anonymous notes,
including one that invites her to Rome to learn more about the blade
and its legendary properties. Opening her heart and mind to
possibility, Maeve accepts the invitation, and with it, a window into
her past. Ultimately she will revisit the tragic November night that
shaped her and Moira's destinies, and learn that nothing can be taken
at face value, as one sister emerges whole and the other's score is
finally settled.
Published by Shaye Areheart Books/Random House (Oct. 2009)
Hardcover: 304 pages
ISBN# 0307461572
The Last Will of Moira Leahy is available through Amazon.com, B&N, and independent or chain bookstores.
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Email Angela & Jodi, your tour guides.
Please note: Therese's tour is full, but if you want to host one of our upcoming authors, Email Angela & Jodi with your request.
If you're an author interested in promoting your latest book with WOW! Women On Writing Blog Tours please email us for more info.
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The following are the tour dates for Therese Walsh. Make sure you check out each listing--each of them explore a different topic from writing subjects to Javanese daggers. There are plenty of book giveaway contests on this tour, so make sure you visit those blogs and comment. It's going to be a fun journey!
As you view the listings, make note of these wonderful blogs. Each one of them, a treasure, and a place that many readers call home. In a noisy online world, you will find sanctuary in these true gems.
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 October 19, 2009 (Monday)Therese launches her tour at The Muffin!Come join us for the first day of Therese's tour! Jodi Webb interviews Therese about her novel writing journey, manuscript revisions, and working with her literary agent. Therese also shares some must-have books for fiction writers. We welcome your comments and urge you to participate. Those who comment will be entered to win a signed copy of Therese's book, The Last Will of Moira Leah. Note: Remember to check back in the comments section a couple of days after the launch to see if you won a copy of the book. That's where we announce the winners. You can also check the box that says to send follow up comments to keep an eye on winners. Visit: http://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/blog.htmlAbout The Muffin: From the bakers of WOW! Women On Writing. Have you checked out what we've been baking for you on the daily Muffin? We've stirred together some traditional ingredients with new ones to deliver more interviews, enlightenment, thought-provoking ideas, and inspirational messages to help you through those gray writing days. Want to get blog posts from The Muffin via email? Sign up for free and get posts delivered straight to your inbox with feedburner.
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 October 20, 2009 (Tuesday)
Therese at The Divine Miss Mommy
Therese Walsh, author of The Last Will of Moira Leahy, stops by The Divine Miss Mommy to discuss: The Importance of Being True to Yourself.
Visit: http://www.thedivinemissmommy.com
About The Divine Miss Mommy: "Bringing Fam & Fab." We are a family of six. My husband, Jason and I have three children,
Huntly age 5 (almost 6)- Baby H, Geegs & GeeGee (hard G-he made
this noise a lot as a baby), G shock, Baby Bear; Annabella, age 4 (not
even close to 5 but she sure likes to tell people she is) & Laurel,
age 1 (almost 2) - Rufie (not the drug, Annabella named her this in
utero), RueRue, The Ruester, Princess Poops-a-lotta, Scrappy. My mother
also lives with us. Oh yeah and Buckley the dog.
Stacie
got the name, "The Divine Miss Mommy," from her 4-year-old daughter
Annabella, who has a multitude of nicknames of her own (given by
Stacie!). Stacie is a self-proclaimed "nickname freak" when it comes to
family. She spends every moment of every day trying to be worthy of the
pedestal her family places her on.
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 October 21, 2009 (Wednesday)
Therese at Peeking Between the Pages
Visit Peeking Between the Pages for a review that peeks between the pages of The Last Will of Moira Leahy.
Visit: http://peekingbetweenthepages.blogspot.com/
About Dar and Peeking Between the Pages: I'm
from Canada and I love, love, love to read. I've liked reading from a
young girl-my mom would read to me and I'd read back to her. I'm
running out of room to put all these books already, yet I keep buying
more. It's a serious addiction. I have a dog, Buddy, who is my kid and
runs my house and of course me. I especially love the summer months and
sitting outside reading with the dog. I also like knitting and
crocheting so along the way I may post some of my crafties. I hope to
those who visit that you'll return and visit often!
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October 22, 2009 (Thursday)
Therese at A Book Blogger's Diary
At A Book Blogger's Diary, Therese tells us how you can manage to inject foreign lands into a book even if your passport has never been stamped. Stop by to tell where you've always dreamed of traveling and enter to win a copy of The Last Will of Moira Leahy!
Visit: http://abookbloggersdiary.blogspot.com/
About A Book Bloggers Diary: I've been reading for as long as I can remember and have been reviewing
close to 10 years now. I'm interested in receiving books for review (no
galleys or ebooks, please). I'm also currently looking for guest posts
to feature, with or without a giveaway.
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 October 23, 2009 (Friday)
Therese at Gaijin Mama
How can a traveler have an insider's experience at their destination? Therese stops by Suzanne Kamata's blog, Gaijin Mama, to explain how conversations with the locals can make your destination come alive.
Visit: http://gaijinmama.wordpress.com/
About Suzanne Kamata: I'm an American writer and mother living in rural Japan. My first
novel, Losing Kei, was published in January, 2008, by Leapfrog
Press. I'm also the editor of two anthologies - The Broken Bridge:
Fiction by Expatriates in Literary Japan, and a collection of literary
writing on parenting disabled children.
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 October 26, 2009 (Monday)
Therese at Whole Latte Life
Twitter have your head spinning? Therese Walsh stops by Whole Latte Life to give us the lowdown on Twitter. And don't forget to enter for a free copy of her novel: The Last Will of Moira Leahy.
Visit: http://joannedemaio.blogspot.com/
About Joanne and Whole Latte Life: As a writer, my current work of fiction focuses on knowing who we really are and staying true. While writing it, I began to notice how other, real people live their choice lives, and the goodness that follows. Here, I'll share thoughts on finding our own perfect blend of life.
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 October 27, 2009 (Tuesday)
Therese at Writers Inspired
Stop by Writers Inspired today for a great interview with debut novelist Therese Walsh. Find out more about a novel that evolved from a romance to an eerie story of twins and then enter to win a copy of her book The Last Will of Moira Leahy.
Visit: http://writerinspired.wordpress.com/
About Writers Inspired: And the day came when the risk to remain tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. ~ Anais Nin
Writers
Inspired is a community for writers. For those of us who have ink in
our veins and the determination to improve our craft and build our
portfolio. Come to celebrate a success or rag about another rejection.
Find a new market for your genre or share a tip on writing a killer
query. We may even begin a critique group for fiction and nonfiction...
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a cozy coffee shop, laptops buzzing, keys tapping, muse swirling. Stay
as long as you like, we never close. But tips are appreciated.
~Mary Jo Campbell
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 October 28, 2009 (Wednesday)
Therese at Readaholic
Fellow readaholics unite! Bridget Hopper has invited novelist Therese Walsh to visit her blog Readaholic. First read Therese's post and then enter to win a copy of her book The Last Will of Moira Leahy.
Visit: http://bridget3420.blogspot.com/
About Readaholic: I'm
married to the love of my life and we have an adorable puppy named
Reese. I write shorter, simpler reviews because I don't want to give
too much of the story away. I also know that a lot of people on here,
including myself, are busy and do not have time to read a bunch of
lengthy reviews. If you would like for me to review your book, you can
send me an email at bjhopper(at)me(dot)com
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October 29, 2009 (Thursday)
Therese at A Book a Week
Stop by A Book a Week today for a review of Therese Walsh's novel The Last Will of Moira Leahy. Then stop by her sister site Donna's Book Pub tomorrow for a chance to win a free copy!
Visit: http://donnamariev.wordpress.com/
About A Book a Week: My name is Donna Volkenannt. I'm a full-time grandmother and part-time
writer, editor, and reviewer. I live in Missouri with my husband, two
grandchildren, and two dogs. Reading, writing, editing, reviewing, and
spending time with my family (not in that order) are my favorite things
to do. I'm an editor for the www.saturdaywriters.org website and have another blog, Donna's Book Pub http://donnasbookpub.blogspot.com, where I share my thoughts on writing and my family.
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 October 30, 2009 (Friday)
Therese at Donna's Book Pub
Donna Volkenannt interviews Therese Walsh about the challenges of writing her first novel. And gives everyone a chance to win the book that keeps you guessing--The Last Will of Moira Leahy!
Visit: http://donnasbookpub.blogspot.com/
About Donna's Book Pub: A virtual pub for writers and readers to hang out and discuss
writing, publishing, and books. Like a brick and mortar pub, DBP is
also a place to feel comfortable and get personal by talking about
what's important in life and sharing a few stories. Each day I post the
weather forecast for my hometown of St. Peters, MO, because anyone who
has ever lived in the Midwest knows how quickly the weather changes. Visitors, please feel free to leave comments.
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 November 2, 2009 (Monday)
Therese at S. Krishna's Books
Should Therese Walsh's The Last Will of Moira Leahy be on your To Be Read list? Swapna Krishna tell us on her blog Skrishna's Books and also gives everyone a chance to enjoy the tale of a twin's journey of discovery with her book giveaway!
Visit: http://www.skrishnabooks.com
About S. Krishna: I'm a 25 year old book lover living in the Washington, DC Metro Area
(in Arlington, VA). I'm currently pursuing my Master's degree. I've had a few people e-mail me and ask about the picture of me I've
shared with you here! I was married in August 2008 and this picture is
one of my bridal portraits. Red is the traditional color for Indian
brides.
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 November 3, 2009 (Tuesday)
Therese at WordHustler
Anne Walls of Word Hustler delves into the imagination of Therese Walsh to uncover how she weaved twins, daggers, and pirates into The Last Will of Moira Leahy, a book you can't put down!
Visit: http://wordhustlerink.wordhustler.com/
About Anne Walls and WordHustler: Anne
Walls is the co-founder and creative director of WordHustler.
WordHustler is a website for freelance writers where you can search
markets for free, upload documents for the WordHustler team to submit
to publications for you, and find names and addresses of editors. For
more information, take a quick tour of WordHustler's services.
Walls is also a writer/director of both films and television. A member
of the Writers Guild, she was a staff writer on Fox's "Saints and
Sinners" as well as writer/director of a YouTube series called "Mookie
and Sam," which has received over 2 million hits. Anne has also
published articles and short stories in various publications. Anne
began her career working at Creative Artists Agency, Paramount
Pictures, and Time Inc after graduating from UCLA with a degree in
English literature.
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 November 4, 2009 (Wednesday)
Therese at The Mother Daughter Book Club
Cindy Hudson of Mother Daughter Book Club shows that even adult daughters and moms can enjoy books together with an interview of Therese Walsh. She also gives everyone a chance to win a copy of her novel The Last Will of Moira Leahy!
Visit: http://motherdaughterbookclub.wordpress.com/
About Cindy Hudson and The Mother Daughter Book Club: The Mother Daughter Book Club Blog is a place to talk about books to
read for all ages. Which books are good to talk about in a group? How
do you make meetings fun as well as informative? Where do you go to
choose what you'll read? How can you tell when girls are ready to move
up to more mature subject matter?
Cindy Hudson publishes MotherDaughterBookClub.com and MotherDaughterBookClub.wordpress.com. In addition to writing freelance articles for magazines and her local newspaper, The Oregonian, Hudson is writing a guidebook called Bonding Through Books: Your Complete Guide to Creating Mother-Daughter Book Clubs (Seal Press, Spring 2010).
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 November 6, 2009 (Friday)
Therese at Eclectic Book Lover
Stop by Eclectic Book Lover for a great review of The Last Will of Moira Leahy and a fascinating post on mythical realism! And don't forget your chance to win a copy of Therese's book.
Visit: http://www.eclecticbooklover.com/
About Eclectic Book Lover: I'm a twenty-something budding journalist with a not-so-secret desire to branch out into publishing too. I grew up in Metropolitan
Detroit and currently reside just outside of Washington, D.C. Books
have been a passion of mine since the age of three when my mother would
take me on weekly weekend trips to the local library. I refuse to label
myself a bookaholic :), but I will admit to frequent reading binges where I consume about one book per day.
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 November 11, 2009 (Wednesday)
Therese at Meryl's Notes
Don't miss a post by Therese Walsh, debut novelist of The Last Will of Moira Leahy at the blog Meryl Notes.
Visit: http://www.meryl.net/section/blog/
About Meryl K. Evans: Meryl K. Evans, Content Maven, is the author of Brilliant Outlook Pocketbook and the co-author of Adapting to Web Standards: CSS and Ajax for Big Sites. She has written and edited for AbsoluteWrite, ECT News Network, The Dallas Morning News,
Gamezebo, Lockergnome, MarketingProfs, PC Today, O'Reilly, Pearson,
Sams, Web Worker Daily, Wiley, and WROX. Meryl has written copy for
businesses ads and games including Fib-or-Not? and Meet, Mix, and Mingle.
Meryl writes and edits content
for businesses and publications. She helps business build and maintain
relationships with clients and prospects through content. She's also a
long-time blogger who started blogging on June 1, 2000.
She is the original Editor-in-Chief of Shavlik's The Remediator Security Digest,
a popular newsletter on computer security that started with a few
thousand subscribers and climbed to over 100,000 subscribers during her
tenure. She's also the editor of Professional Service Journal, an email newsletter for business-to-business (B2B) service providers and Intel Solution Services' Connected Digest.
Want some CSS inspiration? Check out the CSS Collection, which she handed off to talented folks who promised to keep the site strong.
Meryl has worked as an educator with New York University's online
graduate program where she continues to help students with their
theses. She has worked for two Fortune 500 telecom companies, federal
government in Washington, D.C. and IT consulting. A native Texan, she
lives a heartbeat north of Dallas in Plano, Texas with her husband and
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 November 13, 2009 (Friday)
Therese at Day By Day Writer
It may be Friday the 13th but it's your lucky day! You get a fascinating peek into a world of Javanese daggers via a post by author Therese Walsh at Day by Day Writer.
Visit: http://daybydaywriter.wordpress.com/
About Day By Day Writer: My
name is Samantha Clark and although I have a day-job, in the wee hours
of the morning, I'm following my first love--writing novels. I'm
currently revising my first novel, a middle-grade book with a touch of
supernatural, about a boy, a witch and a mysterious stone, and writing
my second novel.
I'm also the author/illustrator of a line of
children's travel books. Sir Newton's Color Me Books blends education
with coloring and activity pages all around a common theme, or rather,
location. We have two books already out and another in production.
The best part is that we donate 10% of the sale of each book to a local children's charity in the location.
If you would like to learn more, see samples, download some coloring pages for your kids, go to www.sirnewtonbooks.com. And send Sir Newton an email. He's actually real; and he loves email. |
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Want to host one of our touring authors?
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 Upcoming Author Tours: If
you have a blog or website and would like to host one of our authors below, we are still accepting a few choice blogs to participate in our
Partnership Program.
Come and join the fun! Please email Angela & Jodi at blogtour@wow-womenonwriting.com
and put "Blog Tour Partnership" in the subject line. Please tell us the author you are interested in and your available
dates. We'll get back to you with the details if you are accepted. We
look forward to hearing from you!
Content for your blog: All of our touring authors are available for interviews, or they will provide a guest post on a topic relating to the writing process or their book.
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Tour Dates: November 9, 2009 - December 9, 2009
Title: Thirsty: a novel
Author: Kristin Bair O'Keeffe
Genre: Fiction
Synopsis: It
is 1883, and all of Klara Bozic's girlish dreams have come crashing
down as she arrives in Thirsty, a gritty steel town carved into the
slopes above the Monongahela River just outside of Pittsburgh. She has
made a heartbreaking discovery. Her new husband, Drago, is as abusive
as the father she left behind in Croatia.
In Kristin Bair
O'Keeffe's debut novel, Klara's life unfolds over forty years as she
struggles to find her place in a new country where her survival depends
on the friends who nurture her: gutsy, funny Katherine Zupanovic, who
isn't afraid of Drago's fist; BenJo, the only black man in Thirsty to
have his own shop; and strangely enough, Old Man Rupert, the town
drunk.
Thirsty
follows a chain of unlikely events that keep Klara's spirit aloft: a
flock of angelic butterflies descends on Thirsty; Klara gives birth to
her first child in Old Man Rupert's pumpkin patch; and BenJo gives her
a talking bird. When Klara's daughter marries a man even more brutal
than Drago, Klara is forced to act. If she doesn't finally break the
cycle of violence in her family, her granddaughters will one day walk
the same road, broken and bruised. As the threads that hold her family
together fray and come undone, Klara must decide whether she has the
courage to carve out a peaceful spot in the world for herself and her
girls.
 About the Author:
Kristin
Bair O'Keeffe's life is a melding of many cultures. A native
Pittsburgher (Go Steelers!) raised with the Croatian traditions of her
grandparents, Kristin lives in China with a husband who was raised in
Ireland and the Vietnamese daughter.
During their four years in
China, Kristin has taught writing, written a blog "My Beautiful
Far-flung Life, and attempted to learn Mandarin Chinese (unsuccessfully
according to her neighbors). Oh, and written the novel Thirsty. Thirsty
started as a graduate thesis and ended after countless drafts. Drafts
that, to the dismay of her fellow coffee lovers, she felt the need to
read aloud as she edited in a local coffee shop.
If she hadn't
become a writer, Kristin suspects that she would have become a
ventriloquist, roadie for Meat Loaf, or time traveler. (And yes, she
has read The Time Traveler's Wife.)
Among other things, she would use her time traveling powers to
frequently return home and enjoy the magic that is the hoagies at
Danny's Pizza.
Kristin's articles and essays have appeared in numerous publications, including Poets & Writers Magazine, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Baltimore Review, San Diego Family Magazine, and The Gettysburg Review. Her column--The Fiction Writing Workshop--appears monthly in Writers on the Rise.
Author's Websites:
Kristin's website: http://www.thirstythenovel.com
Kristin's blog: http://www.kristinbairokeeffeblog.com
Goodies:
You will receive a copy of Kristin's book, Thirsty.
Participate! Please email us
with "Blog Tour Partnership" in the subject line and your available
dates. We schedule 2-3 stops per week from November 9th - December 9th. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Tour Dates: November 16, 2009 - December 16, 2009
Title: You Want Me To Do What? Journaling for Care Givers
Author: B. Lynn Goodwin
Genre: Self-Help/Journaling Prompts
Synopsis: You Want Me to Do What? Journaling for Caregivers offers encouragement, instructions, and over 200 sentence starts to help anyone start putting their thoughts on paper.
It
is for current, former, and long distance caregivers. These are the
people who take care of spouses, parents, children, special needs
children and themselves. It is also for professional caregivers
including nurses, social workers, teachers, and anyone in the helping
professions.
 About the Author:
During
the six years she spent caring for her mother B. Lynn Goodwin found
comfort in the journaling she did. She eventually began teaching
journaling workshops and writing a book to guide other caregivers
through journaling.
Lynn is also a teacher, editor, and writer. Her work has been published in Hip Mama; the Oakland Tribune; the Contra Costa Times; the Danville Weekly; Staying Sane When You're Dieting; Small Press Review; Dramatics Magazine; Career, Caregiving, and Self-Care NCDA Monograph; 24/7--a caregiving anthology; We Care; Families of Loved Ones Magazine (forthcoming); Kaleidoscope (forthcoming) and numerous e-zines and blogs.
Author's Websites:
B. Lynn Goodwin's website: http://www.writeradvice.com/ywmtdw.html
Writer Advice: http://www.writeradvice.com/
Goodies:
You will receive a copy of B. Lynn Goodwin's book, You Want Me To Do What? Journaling for Care Givers.
Participate! Please email us
with "Blog Tour Partnership" in the subject line and your available
dates. We schedule 2-3 stops per week from November 16th - December 16th. We look forward to hearing from you!
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I hope you'll join us on Therese Walsh's blog tour. It will be an exciting journey! Mark your calendars, and save these dates.
Either Jodi or myself will be personally attending each and every blog
stop on the tour. And I have to say, I'm truly excited! The
participating blogs are phenomenal. All of them offer something unique
to the reader, and they all have different flavors. One thing is for
certain, they are all a sweet treat.
We'd
love for you all to get involved and join us in a virtual vacation.
Take a trip across the globe by participating in this tour. Each stop
shares a different point of view, a new topic, and has its own unique
voice. We'd love to hear yours too, so come along for the ride, and
we'll be looking for your comments!
Ready to go traveling on a inspirational adventure? Let's go exploring the Wild Wild Web!
And don't forget to visit The Muffin today and comment for a chance to win a signed copy of Therese's book, The Last Will of Moira Leahy!
Write on!
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