If you missed my interview with Laurel Brett on SeaWitch, you can listen here!
If you missed my interview with Laurel Brett on SeaWitch, you can listen here!
Check out my virtual reading and discussion with Tavia Gilbert, hosted by the Astoria Bookshop. Tavia (and her business partner Cathy Plourde) was the first editor/publisher of Iphigenia Murphy and is also the audiobook narrator. She reads a bit in this video–which is such a treat!
May 27th at 3:00 Hosted by Astoria Bookshop! It would be so fun to see you there!
“I wanted to write a book about a girl who does not feel valued, who does not see herself or her experiences accurately reflected in popular culture. And while this book is for everyone, some of the most meaningful cultural experiences for me personally have been when I’ve been introduced to the experiences of folks …
My friend Elizabeth took these pictures during a recent trip to Forest Park:
Check out this interview on Walmart.com. From the interview: Particularly for readers who are struggling or who have struggled with the issues dramatized in Iphigenia Murphy, I hope they come away from the book with a sense that they are not alone, that they too can survive and heal and thrive, have adventures and fall in love …
This review at “The Nerd Daily” gives me life. Please check it out! And here I am talking to Liza Wiemer. Spoiler: I am not a neat freak. And a “GREAT” review from the Layaway Dragon. Please share!
I started Catholic school when I was a freshman in high school. It was a bit of a shock to my system, as, up til then, I had gone to public schools. Here’s what was a particular shock: the way a 14-year old girl in a school uniform on public transportation is apparently a target …
Audible selects Iphigenia Murphy as a “Buzzworthy” Read Guest Post on L.M. Durand’s Book Blog, “Getting It Done” Great review on “The Reader and the Chef”
Sara Hosey 