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Happy Thanksgiving to all our listeners

Author Charlie Weisman pens The French Penguin – For the Love of Books Podcast

Charlie D. Weisman is an author of offbeat, comedic novels. His latest release, The French Penguin, is a romantic comedy about a desperate man who seeks dating advice from a penguin. He currently lives in Marquette, Michigan, fulfilling his lifelong dream of getting stuck in a cabin buried in snow.  Sponsored by Moravian Sons Distillery and Doc Chavent     Summary of The French Penguin: Jacques is a deeply troubled penguin who claims to be French. Against the pleas of his friends and family, he sets sail on an iceberg floating to France. Peter, an American living in Paris, is in love with a beautiful waitress named Estelle, who he assumes has lofty French standards that, as an American, he couldn’t possibly live up to. That is, until Jacques the deeply troubled penguin comes along, generously teaching Peter everything he knows about the French ways of love. Listen in for a chance to win a signed copy of The French Penguin. Copyright @Emma Blogs, LLC. All rights reserved.
  1. Author Charlie Weisman pens The French Penguin
  2. Author Diane Wing pens Thorne Manor and Other Bizarre Tales
  3. Author Larry Jorgensen pens Hot Wells
  4. Lisa Lews Koster pens Enough
  5. Eric Anderson pens Dead False Gods

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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.