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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Michael Carson
One of our Extended Catalog authors, Michael Carson has lived in Montrose, Colorado, for thirteen years after moving from San Marcos at the age of twelve. He graduated from Colorado State University-Pueblo with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communications and … Continue reading
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Mt. Sneffels Press Carries New Authors
The Mt. Sneffels Press Catalog is expanding, soon to include Mary Ann Dismant’s memoirs remembering her early years in Denver. And I’ve added something new. We have many local authors who have put together some pretty cool stuff. I’ve volunteered … Continue reading
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Successful Small Press Month Event
Carole London, owner of Lifetime Chronicle Press and a Montrose, Colorado, local who specializes in helping local authors through the “daunting process of self-publishing,” collaborated with Meg Nagel of the Montrose Public Library to organize a two-Saturday workshop to celebrate … Continue reading
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New York: My Apologies
Oh, my! Am I ever out of date! I’m afraid I am a tad snide about New Yorkers in the first and second Broom books. I based my thoughts on too many movies and TV series. New Yorkers are pushy. … Continue reading
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