Happy Spring!
In Ireland snowdrops and primroses are blooming and the Celtic calendar says Imbolc - Spring – which began on February 1st, St. Brigid's Feast. Both blacksmiths and poets claim the great Irishwoman as their patron which seems appropriate to me as I work on the sequel to Galway Bay. Sometimes as I write I do feel as if I'm hammering away. But then I think of you. Readers! You're my reward! Because of you Galway Bay is in its fourth printing. THANKS.
Could I ask a favor? St. Patrick's Day turns booksellers' attention towards things Irish. Would you please encourage a book store near you to add copies of Galway Bay to their St. Patrick's Day displays? I've found that individual managers do respond when asked to stock the book. And, as always you can buy Galway Bay on Amazon or through my website as a St. Patrick's Day Gift for a favorite Irish Person.
Also, I'll be doing a number of events during the St. Patrick's Day season, for more information check for dates and times here.
Could I ask a favor? St. Patrick's Day turns booksellers' attention towards things Irish. Would you please encourage a book store near you to add copies of Galway Bay to their St. Patrick's Day displays? I've found that individual managers do respond when asked to stock the book. And, as always you can buy Galway Bay on Amazon or through my website as a St. Patrick's Day Gift for a favorite Irish Person.
Also, I'll be doing a number of events during the St. Patrick's Day season, for more information check for dates and times here.
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