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Happy Thanksgiving to all our listeners

Author Jeff Ostrander pens Womb of Souls For the Love of Books Podcast

Happy Labor Day weekend! Welcome back to a brand new season of For the Love of Books Podcast. Lowell-based author Jeff Ostrander relied heavily on the past as his main character in Womb of Souls is portrayed by protagonist Abraham Marsh. The inciting incident to create the novel was a scene of a dad running into a burning cabin to save his family while getting seriously injured. Sponsored by Jeff Ostrander, Moravian Sons Distillery and Doc Chavent. “I saw a picture in my mind of a father running into a burning house to save his kids. I knew he came out terribly hurt, but the rest I had to learn as the story progressed,” Ostrander said. “It was interesting to consider what would happen to a strong, handsome young man who suddenly found himself a weak, disfigured and lonely man. Does the value of life remain when all that brought him joy was torn away?” Listen in  for a chance to win a signed copy of Womb of Souls. Copyright (c)2026 Emma Bllogs, LLC.  All rights reserved.  
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  3. Authors Alley at Lakeshore Art Festival, June 27 & 28
  4. U.P. Reader celebrates 10th Anniversary
  5. Author Jennifer Montiel pens Raised by Silence, a memoir

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Authors Row at the Ann Arbor Holiday Art Fair set for Dec. 4th & 5th

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Forty Michigan authors will be located at the Authors Row at the Ann Arbor Holiday Art Fair on Dec. 4th & 5th with readings scheduled for Saturday and Sunday during the show. Children’s authors will be reading on the hour.

Integrity Shows director Mark Loeb shared marketing strategies for authors at events. Authors of different genres now have a common space to offer a variety of books.

“We focus on the business aspect for creatives.  We’ve been taught how to write, how to draw, or other artistic skills, but few of us have had education on how to sell our creative products,” he said.