Congratulations to Jim Sylvester our May 2019 Book Winner! His reply to our contest entry question, “Have you ever been in a swamp or swale?”, was to ask if his front yard in Kentucky counted. They’ve been getting lots of rain this spring!! Jim message me your address and I’ll send WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING…
I have a weakness for great big historical sagas, so this month when everybody else is looking for beach reads, I decided to give away one of my favorite sagas — Edward Rutherfurd’s amazing chronicle of New York City, entitled (what else?) NEW YORK, a Novel. From the back cover: “Edward Rutherfurd celebrates America’s greatest…
Congratulations to Brenda Backus who won our free book this month! Brenda, I’ll be sending you a copy of Ann Chandonnet’s THE PIONEER VILLAGE COOKBOOK next week! Please message me with your address on Facebook or email me at sue@sueharrison.com. Brenda’s favorite recipe is Potato Candy, an old-fashioned candy recipe her mother used to make! Blessings…
What a privilege is mine to give away a book written by my aunt, Ruth McHaney Danner. Ruth is one of my father’s sisters, and we always joke about our aunt/niece relationship — because, although I’m the niece, I’m older than “Aunt Ruth.” Ruth’s book, MAKING A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE ONE QUILT AT A TIME,…
How better to celebrate spring than with a new book! And with spring in mind here’s how you qualify for the drawing March 21, 2010. If you shoveled snow, drove in snow or slogged through snow this winter, you’re qualified. Just let post and let us know if you prefer life with or without snow!…
Congratulations to Milly Balzarini! You won our February free book, JEFF HERMAN’S GUIDE TO BOOK PUBLISHERS, EDITORS and LITERARY AGENTS 2010. Milly, please email me at sue@sueharrison.com. Thank you! Next week I will post a blurb about our free books for March (2 bestselling novels). See if you qualify for the drawing! Blessings! Sue
The snow is blowing in hard across the bay. It cuts the face, burns the eyes, numbs the toes, but I absolutely love January, February and March. Am I nuts? Nope. Winter is the time I hide away and write. Instead of only an early morning stint at the computer, I have long lovely days to spend with…
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