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Noteworthy Events Awards Quotes from Media Pelican in Pages Author Appearances | ||
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Steve Harvey of Steve Harvey Presents the Adventures of Roopster Roux: You’re So Victor Vain (9781589804845, $16.95) was named syndicated personality of the year for his Clear Channel radio show. The award was presented in October by the Ninth Annual Radio & Records Industry Achievement Awards Committee and the National Association of Broadcasters. |
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Philomena O’Neill, the illustrator of the newly released The Thanksgiving Bowl (9781589803657, $15.95), has donated a homemade ornament for auction to raise money for Robert’s Snow: for Cancer’s Cure. The snowflake, called "Santa’s Little Helper," features a mischievous raccoon, a figure similar to those that appear in her children’s book. The first auction begins on November 19. O’Neill’s piece can be viewed at http://www.kintera.org/faf/auction/auctionIndex.asp?ievent=236294&lis=1&kntae236294=7698F9FE45F54E4492398994820B3993 |
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Jeff Dwyer, author of Ghost Hunter’s Guide to New Orleans (9781589804081, $14.95 pb), will attend a weekend event hosted by the Darkness Radio paranormal program. On December 1 through December 3, he will join the gathering of like-minded paranormal enthusiasts on the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California. |
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On November 1, Bev Shaffer, author of Mustard Seed Market & Café Natural FoodsCookbook (9781589804654, $29.95), gave a live in-studio interview for "Good Company," a top-rated morning program broadcast by NBC in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Rickey Pittman, author of Jim Limber Davis: A Black Orphan in the Confederate White House (9781589804357, $15.95), has several signings set up for the month of November. During a school visit in September, Pittman played his guitar, sang Civil War- era songs, and told stories of his involvement in battle reenactments. He encouraged students to read, write, and do research on the subject. Students and faculty are already asking for another visit from Mr. Pittman. Librarian Beverly Herriage commented that "it’s that special program each librarian wants their students to experience."
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Virgina Pilegard, author of The Warlord’s Series, will be in China researching the terracotta soldiers for a forthcoming book in her series. |
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Bernie
McGovern, editor of the Florida
Almanac: 2007-2008 Edition (9781589804289, $17.95 pb),
will be interviewed on WQCS 88.9, Florida’s National Public
Radio, on November 13, at 11:30 am. The "Arts Spotlight"
program airs at 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm.
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Johnette Downing, author of Today Is Monday in Louisiana (9781589804067, $15.95), received the National Parenting Publications Honor in the Children’s Books category for her book, which is based on a song that she wrote. |
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Richard G. Williams, Jr., author of The Maxims of Robert E. Lee for Young Gentlemen (9781589803107, $16.95), received "The Robert E. Lee Appreciation Award" from the Kappa Alpha Order at The Maryland Club in Baltimore. The award recognizes Williams’s excellence in interpreting the life of Robert E. Lee for the American people. |
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A The publisher learned this week that the building that houses his antiquarian bookstore, Bayou Books, was the medical office of Dr. John T. Odom. Odom served as General Patton’s personal physician throughout World War II. |
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The Forgotten Art of Flower Cookery (9781565545267, $19.95 pb), by Leona Woodring Smith, will be listed in the early spring 2008 issue of Country Gardens magazine, a Better Homes and Gardens special interest publication. |
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"Butler captures the essence of the Wild West and throws readers into the fray among train robberies, murders, prison breaks, and hangings . . . all part of everyday life in the Twin Territories." —The Ozarks Mountaineer |
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"The theme about being thankful may spark a family tradition." —Booklist |
"An oral and visual delight." —Review of Texas Books |
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"Impressively compelling and highly recommended visual journal." —Midwest Book Review |
"A great real-life story with an important message about freedom." —Pittsburgh Magazine |
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Alison Davis Lyne, illustrator of The Easter Day Alphabet (9781589800762, $7.95 pb), Evangeline for Children (9781565547094, $15.95), and Kudzu Chaos (9781589801578, $15.95), will sign her books at the Tennessee Reading in Franklin, Tennessee, on Monday, November 12. On November 17, she will give a reading, talk, and signing at Davis Kidd in Nashville, Tennessee. |
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For more information on author signings and appearances please visit our Upcoming Events Schedule at http://www.pelicanpub.com/events.asp. |
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