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Happy Thanksgiving to all our listeners

Author Emma Palova pens sequel The Quest for the Lost Town For the Love of Books Podcast

Happy Mayday. Today's episode is especially close to my heart because I’m sharing the story behind my newest novel, The Quest for the Lost Town. Sponsored by authors Emma Palova, Frank Demith, Moravian Sons Distillery and Doc Chavent. The Quest for the Lost Town is the long-awaited sequel to The Lost Town and it dives deep into the story behind the lumbering town of Singapore, MI poised to rival Chicago and Milwaukee in 1837. But instead– Singapore disappeared in the aftermath of the Great Fire of Chicago.  Much like the residents of Saugatuck, I still to this day believe that the town exists beneath the shifting sands on the shores of Lake Michigan. It was that belief that propelled me to pursue the sequel to a seemingly dead-end story with only protruding roofs as a clue. “A whole town cannot disappear,” said a fan at the Grand Rapids Women’s Expo in 2023. “Sometimes we see protruding roofs from the sands.” Listen in for a chance to win a signed copy of The Quest for the Lost Town. The stunning book cover art is by graphic artist Jeanne Boss. Copyright (c) 2026 Emma Palova. All rights reserved.
  1. Author Emma Palova pens sequel The Quest for the Lost Town
  2. Author and illustrator Diana Magnuson pens Garden Sleeping, Garden Growing
  3. Author Ross Smith pens Engineering a Father
  4. Author Diana Kathryn Penn pens folk tale Her Heartstone
  5. Third Coast Authors & Books Fest brings magic of storytelling to Grand Haven

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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.