These are my speaking engagements for 2012. If you have any questions or an opening for a speaker in your community, leave a comment and I’ll be sure to get back to you!
(I have a soft voice so I need a mic! But I can bring my own – just let me know!)
January:
Sunday, January 8, Stalwart (Michigan) Presbyterian Church – morning worship service message.
May:
Tuesday, May 8, 4 p.m. Whitefish Township Community Library, Paradise (Michigan) – Reading, signing [This appearance will be rescheduled for sometime this summer, TBA.]
Tuesday, May 8, 7 p.m. Tahquamenon Area Library, Newberry (Michigan) – Reading, signing
Tuesday, May 15, 7 p.m. Sault Ste. Marie (Michigan) Bayliss Public Library, Genealogy Society, address: ”Solving the Mysteries of your Family Histories”
June:
Saturday, June 23, 3 – 4:30 p.m. Michigan Council of Humanities presentation, reading, Hermansville (Michigan) Public Library/with Caitlin Horrocks, Catie Rosemurgy and Eric Gadzinski
Saturday, June 23, 8-9:30 p.m. Michigan Council of Humanities presentation, reading, K.I. Sawyer Heritage Air Museum (Michigan)/with Caitlin Horrocks, Laura Kasischke, Catie Rosemurgy and Matthew Gavin Frank
Friday, June 29, 1 p.m. Michigan Council of Humanities presentation, reading, Pickford Public Library
Saturday, June 30, 7-9 p.m. Michigan Council of Humanities presentation, reading, Bayliss Public Library, Sault Ste. Marie (Michigan)/with Jennifer Burd, Donald Lystra, Keith Taylor and Julie Brooks Barbour
Wish I lived in Michigan. Would love to attend the ”Solving the Mysteries of your Family Histories” event. I am on that route myself.
Thank you, Brandy. It is fun to do that family research! Good luck with yours!
Yes I wish I was closer to hear Solving the Mysteries of your family. I’m at present doing our family tree. Sue are you doing your tree how do you manage to fit it all in!!
Trish, I’m not doing a lot of family research. My talk concerns three ways our family discovered some unusual information about our family history and how others can use similar ways to aid their research.
please continue the stories like your two series. i have been an advivd fan. i love to hear stories where women over come hardships especially when they take you away from your own hardship.
Thank you, Angela. Although the market for novels set in prehistoric times is very shaky, I continue to write novels with strong women characters who find themselves in very difficult situations. I’ll be posting the news to this website if one of my novels are picked up by a publisher!
Sue, I read My Sister the Moon as a 13 year old girl and the strength of the main character (Kiin) made me realize the strength I had within. She helped me to face my own life and its difficulties. Thank you for writing about such a resilient young woman, I gleaned so much from her.
Thank you so much, Janelle. It means so much to me to know that you found strength through the story of Kiin’s life. Blessings, Sue
Do you ever come to Florida? Would love to hear you?
How about California? Hugs, Maggie
I do live in Michigan and will try to attend one of your appearances. I used to live in Cedarville near Pickford and am very familiar with your part of the state. Love your books and look forward to passing them on to my grand daughters. Thank you for your wonderful stories.
Be sure to come up and introduce yourself, Paula!