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Cover for upcoming collection; publication news

Ann Kammerer

Writer . . . of sorts
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It's been such a great day today.

I received the proof for the cover of my upcoming collection "Beaut," which is due out sometime in May or June from Kelsay Books. I've attached it here. Some of you may remember the pieces narrated by a young girl in the late 1960s, and the what happens to family dynamics when her mother inherits a car from the narrator's grandfather--a retired baseball player and factory worker from Battle Creek.

Also, I received word that my narrative poem "Some Saturdays" will be published in May by Bright Flash Literary Review. I will post the link when that publishes.

You guys may not "see" me posting anything for a week or so. We are heading to France to visit my daughter, and I am going analog--meaning I'll be scratching out work on a steno pad in my spare time in between visits and seeing all that France has to offer.

Thank you to everyone here who has given me the confidence to pursue this crazy pasttime.

Ann

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Fabulous the thin white~wall tires on the car and the fat white~wall tire leaning against the garage
that's definitely " INP " Interconnected Narrative Poetry


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It's been such a great day today.

I received the proof for the cover of my upcoming collection "Beaut," which is due out sometime in May or June from Kelsay Books. I've attached it here. Some of you may remember the pieces narrated by a young girl in the late 1960s, and the what happens to family dynamics when her mother inherits a car from the narrator's grandfather--a retired baseball player and factory worker from Battle Creek.

Also, I received word that my narrative poem "Some Saturdays" will be published in May by Bright Flash Literary Review. I will post the link when that publishes.

You guys may not "see" me posting anything for a week or so. We are heading to France to visit my daughter, and I am going analog--meaning I'll be scratching out work on a steno pad in my spare time in between visits and seeing all that France has to offer.

Thank you to everyone here who has given me the confidence to pursue this crazy pasttime.

Ann

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Congratulations on both achievements! Wonderful cover.
 
Congrats Ann. I really like the cover! French cuisine is "to die for." Enjoy being with family!
Thank you Mike! I was so happy to find that picture in the publishers' recommended photo site. It is a near dead ringer for the car featured in the little collection.
 
It's been such a great day today.

I received the proof for the cover of my upcoming collection "Beaut," which is due out sometime in May or June from Kelsay Books. I've attached it here. Some of you may remember the pieces narrated by a young girl in the late 1960s, and the what happens to family dynamics when her mother inherits a car from the narrator's grandfather--a retired baseball player and factory worker from Battle Creek.

Also, I received word that my narrative poem "Some Saturdays" will be published in May by Bright Flash Literary Review. I will post the link when that publishes.

You guys may not "see" me posting anything for a week or so. We are heading to France to visit my daughter, and I am going analog--meaning I'll be scratching out work on a steno pad in my spare time in between visits and seeing all that France has to offer.

Thank you to everyone here who has given me the confidence to pursue this crazy pasttime.

Ann

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Congratulations! So happy for you. And enjoy France.
Phyllis Green
 
It's been such a great day today.

I received the proof for the cover of my upcoming collection "Beaut," which is due out sometime in May or June from Kelsay Books. I've attached it here. Some of you may remember the pieces narrated by a young girl in the late 1960s, and the what happens to family dynamics when her mother inherits a car from the narrator's grandfather--a retired baseball player and factory worker from Battle Creek.

Also, I received word that my narrative poem "Some Saturdays" will be published in May by Bright Flash Literary Review. I will post the link when that publishes.

You guys may not "see" me posting anything for a week or so. We are heading to France to visit my daughter, and I am going analog--meaning I'll be scratching out work on a steno pad in my spare time in between visits and seeing all that France has to offer.

Thank you to everyone here who has given me the confidence to pursue this crazy pasttime.

Ann

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That is amazing. Congratulations!!!!!
 
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