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We want to publish your book!
We can now provide you with a local, dependable means of seeing your work published. Please contact us for more information
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Wednesday June 20th 7:00pm
Ruth Mott:
I Love You, Now Get Over Yourself!
Join us for a fun get together with life coach Ruth Mott.
The three questions that begin any coaching session are Who Are You? What Do You Do? And Why Do You Do It? These questions seem deceptively simple to answer, but when you're talking to a good coach, they are not simple at all. Ruth will talk about how one has to think about and answer these questions, and then act on them.
This will be an interactive session and you are invited to bring your own questions for Ruth to answer.
Some of the most common questions people ask are: What is coaching? How does it work? Who needs coaching? What does "Get Over Yourself" really mean? Are leaders born or made? How is coaching different from mentoring or counseling?
It promises to be a lively session which will include some accounts of Ruth's most colorful coaching experiences.
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Friday June 22nd
7:00pm
Nichole Bernier: The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D.
Published by Crown books, The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D. has already garnered strong reviews from Bookpage, Vogue, and Conde Nast. You can find out more about the author at her website, here, but all you really need to know is that she is the mother of five, (Five!), young children and has still managed to write a first novel strong enough to find its way to the top of several must-read lists. She will read from the book while holding a Ford pick-up truck over her head with one hand.
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Monday, June 18th
7:00pm
Classics Book Group:
Ethan Frome
You still have time!!
It's a tiny little book, and we'd love to have you at our book discussion on Monday night.
Pulitzer Prize winning author Edith Wharton wrote more than two dozen books, including The Age of Innocence and The Custom of the Country.
In Ethan Frome, she takes on the voice of a middle class male narrator to tell the story of the tragic life of a hardscrabble New England farmer.
Please Join Us!
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Tuesday, June 19th 7:00pm Living with Lyme Disease Laura Piazza: Recipes for Repair And Katina Makris: Out of the Woods
 After being diagnosed with Lyme disease, Laura Piazza wanted to learn as much as she could about the illness, so she read many books on the subject, including The Lyme Disease Solution. She was intrigued by the Lyme Inflammation DietŪ introduced by the book and wanted to give it a try. However, being accustomed to a dairy- and carbohydrate-rich diet (food groups not permitted until Phase 3), she hesitated.
Laura contacted Dr. Singleton to see if he had ever considered publishing a cookbook specific to his anti-inflammation diet. A few weeks later, she heard from him that he and his wife, a nutritionist, had been considering the exact same idea, even before receiving her letter. Many excited conversations followed, and the eventual outcome was Recipes for Repair: A Lyme Disease Cookbook.
 A book of poetic beauty and compassionate understandings, Out of the Woods is a powerful story reflecting the inner turmoil of those struggling with chronic Lyme disease.
Reaching across the precipice of isolation and fear, and illuminating a pathway of hope, Out of the Woods opens the portal to the wellspring of personal healing power residing within us all, guiding us to the gifts of Spirit. Written by Classical Homeopath and Intuitive Healer, Katina I. Makris, from the vantage point of a patient, she shares invaluable knowledge on Lyme disease, lab tests, treatment options and full recovery at the mind-body level.
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The first two titles from our new publishing imprint, Snow Island and Evening Ferry, both by Portsmouth author