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In Episode 10 of No Rain Date we welcome Jennifer Bright, co-founder and editorial director of Momosa Publishing along with several local residents who have written books published by Momosa: Anne Baum, Meredith Lesney and Jessie Seneca.
Ashley Reigle is a woman of many talents. She began her literary career as an illustrator, working with Saucon Valley author Larry Deibert on a children’s Christmas book several years ago, before becoming an author with her latest illustrated work, “Draw Away the Drizzle.”
Just in time for the holidays, Saucon Valley author Larry Deibert is back with a Christmas-themed book that also incorporates many of the paranormal themes and plot twists for which he’s become known.
Saucon Valley author Larry Deibert is promoting his newest book, The Christmas City Angel, which tells the story of Victoria Christmas. He’ll be at several local bookstores and businesses to sign copies of it this month.
Prolific Hellertown writer Larry Deibert is blazing ahead with promotion of his latest tome (self-published in February), ‘Witches, Werewolves and Walter,’ which is a tapestry of sorts, into which many characters from his earlier works are woven.
Released in July, ‘The Jewel in the Christmas Holly’ by Hellertown author Debbie Kelahan is a young adult medieval fantasy novel.
Hellertown author Larry Deibert has dabbled in many different genres, but in his latest work he returns to what is arguably his literary ‘comfort zone’–the paranormal.
A Washington, D.C. author and professor who recently penned the historical nonfiction book Beyond Freedom’s Reach: A Kidnapping the Twilight of Slavery will give a free talk Sept. 20 at the Lower Saucon Township Historical Society. Adam Rothman is an associate professor of history at Georgetown University, where he teaches courses in the history of slavery, 19th century American history and Atlantic history, according to his biography. Beyond Freedom’s Reach–which was published by Harvard University Press in February–recounts the story of three slave children who were taken from New Orleans to Cuba by their owner during the Civil War, and their mother’s struggle to be reunited with them. Rothman will be selling and signing copies of his book following his talk, which will be at 2 p.m. in Seidersville Hall, 3700 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bethlehem.
