The WRITE Turn in 2017
An Indie author, I continue to navigate my post-publication journey without a preconceived plan, empowered by determination to succeed. I’ve even redefined the meaning of “success” so I won’t fall into the trap of thinking I’m a failure based on a sporadic book sale here and there, ever grateful for those! Although brief moments of exhilaration are drowned by depressing elements which prevail in one’s life, I seize opportunities when they present themselves, pushing myself to the limit.
In that regard, the first week of 2017 took a WRITE turn:
01/03 – I was featured at author, Lucinda Dawn Moebius’ blogpost, “Your Next Favorite Author”:
https://mynextfavoriteauthor.blogspot...
What makes your book stand out from the crowd?
An excerpt from Joel R. Dennstedt’s 5-Star review for Readers’ Favorite indicates how my book stands out from the crowd—“As a stylistic practice in relating the story behind An Enlightening Quiche, Eva Pasco accomplishes a most difficult task for a writer, and she accomplishes it to perfection: not only using alternating voices, but having each voice alternate between the present and a remembered, expository past. The effect of such stylistic mastery is to create – breaking from the culinary theme – a sensationally intricate and complex tapestry as pleasing to the reader’s mind as such artwork is to expert eyes. And though this work has been labeled simplistically as “contemporary women’s fiction,” make no mistake: this is a psychological, literary novel, and a wonderful, highly challenging masterpiece of writing.”
01/07 – Commemorating the publication of my Contemporary Women’s Fiction novel, I’ll be hosting my first library book signing event at North Providence Public Library fortified with flyers, books, signing pens, and bookmarks.
http://tinyurl.com/jpbxgdj
Not knowing in advance how many will attend, I’m looking forward to connecting with potential readers in my native state. It will be an honor and privilege to address and autograph copies of a novel taking place in northern Rhode Island’s fictitious, French-Canadian mill town of Beauchemins where I’ve interwoven historic landmarks, geographic entities, and regional culture.
I’m encouraged by the weather forecast which forestalls precipitation in the form of snow until late evening—the perfect scenario for cozying up with a copy of my novel which radiates heat from all the friction between its covers!
In that regard, the first week of 2017 took a WRITE turn:
01/03 – I was featured at author, Lucinda Dawn Moebius’ blogpost, “Your Next Favorite Author”:
https://mynextfavoriteauthor.blogspot...
What makes your book stand out from the crowd?
An excerpt from Joel R. Dennstedt’s 5-Star review for Readers’ Favorite indicates how my book stands out from the crowd—“As a stylistic practice in relating the story behind An Enlightening Quiche, Eva Pasco accomplishes a most difficult task for a writer, and she accomplishes it to perfection: not only using alternating voices, but having each voice alternate between the present and a remembered, expository past. The effect of such stylistic mastery is to create – breaking from the culinary theme – a sensationally intricate and complex tapestry as pleasing to the reader’s mind as such artwork is to expert eyes. And though this work has been labeled simplistically as “contemporary women’s fiction,” make no mistake: this is a psychological, literary novel, and a wonderful, highly challenging masterpiece of writing.”
01/07 – Commemorating the publication of my Contemporary Women’s Fiction novel, I’ll be hosting my first library book signing event at North Providence Public Library fortified with flyers, books, signing pens, and bookmarks.
http://tinyurl.com/jpbxgdj
Not knowing in advance how many will attend, I’m looking forward to connecting with potential readers in my native state. It will be an honor and privilege to address and autograph copies of a novel taking place in northern Rhode Island’s fictitious, French-Canadian mill town of Beauchemins where I’ve interwoven historic landmarks, geographic entities, and regional culture.
I’m encouraged by the weather forecast which forestalls precipitation in the form of snow until late evening—the perfect scenario for cozying up with a copy of my novel which radiates heat from all the friction between its covers!
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