Don't miss the Brunswick Stew Festival, this Saturday, November 3rd, from 11 am to 4 pm, 17th Street Marketplace and surrounding area. Fun for the whole family. Yeah! If you can make it, stop by my booth and say, "hi."
XO
pink shel
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Good News
Mark your calendar:
Thursday, October 25th, 6-9 pm.
Wine, Food, Door Prizes and Crafts
I will be selling my art (pink shel)
at St. Mary's Marketplace,
Thursday, October 25th from 6 to 9 pm.
For a small entrance fee of $7, shoppers gain access to 30 local vendors, door prizes, a variety of tasty hors d'oeuvres, wine, and other cool beverages.
9501 Gayton Road, St. Mary's Catholic School
Thursday, October 25th, 6-9 pm.
Wine, Food, Door Prizes and Crafts
I will be selling my art (pink shel)
at St. Mary's Marketplace,
Thursday, October 25th from 6 to 9 pm.
For a small entrance fee of $7, shoppers gain access to 30 local vendors, door prizes, a variety of tasty hors d'oeuvres, wine, and other cool beverages.
9501 Gayton Road, St. Mary's Catholic School
I hope to see you there. Michele
directions: from I-64 W., take Gaskins Road South, Exit 180A
Merge onto Gaskins (go 2.4 miles); Take a left on Gayton Road (go .2 miles)
Merge onto Gaskins (go 2.4 miles); Take a left on Gayton Road (go .2 miles)
Bad News
The publisher Picador didn't connect with the characters in my novel. They said "NO" to publishing THE HANDBOOK FOR LIGHTNING STRIKE SURVIVORS.
My wonderful New York agent, Wendy Schmalz, thinks that with nineteen rejections, we've covered our bases.
I hope that having bought baseball uniforms today for Halloween costumes, there's some connection, and she will think of one or two more bases.
I am still writing. I am writing, writing, writing; a little sullen, but writing.
update: October 19, 2007: We've run out of places to submit THE HANDBOOK FOR LIGHTNING STRIKE SURVIVORS. I can't imagine having an agent work any harder for me. It is all very disappointing. I raise the white flag.
XO
pink shel
My wonderful New York agent, Wendy Schmalz, thinks that with nineteen rejections, we've covered our bases.
I hope that having bought baseball uniforms today for Halloween costumes, there's some connection, and she will think of one or two more bases.
I am still writing. I am writing, writing, writing; a little sullen, but writing.
update: October 19, 2007: We've run out of places to submit THE HANDBOOK FOR LIGHTNING STRIKE SURVIVORS. I can't imagine having an agent work any harder for me. It is all very disappointing. I raise the white flag.
XO
pink shel
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