... Which is my way of saying that the second volume of the Official Literary Anthology of the Panama City Centennial is now available for purchase.
This collection of fiction, poetry, memoirs, art, photography - and other stuff that's more difficult to categorize - features the talents of:
~Writers Peggy Willis-Aarnio, Emily Boyle, Anthony S. Buoni, S. Brady Calhoun, Louis J. Columbus, N.W. Garrett, Betty Wright Kearney, Bobbie Lowe, Jack Saunders, Nathan Simmons, Douglas R. Young, and editor Tony Simmons
~Artists Paul Brent and Bill Valle
~Photographers Debra Simmons and Ryan Yessman.
(Yes, there's a bit of a family connection in there, but I'll take quality submissions where ever I may find them.)
You can order the books directly from the printer using this handy-dandy button:
City Limits will also be available for purchase at Books Alive in February. (I won't have them in hand in time for next Friday's event at the Unitarian church.) I'll give more details on Books Alive in a later post.
That's it for today. It's got to be my Pick of the Day, and the word of the day is ... Finally.
This collection of fiction, poetry, memoirs, art, photography - and other stuff that's more difficult to categorize - features the talents of:
~Writers Peggy Willis-Aarnio, Emily Boyle, Anthony S. Buoni, S. Brady Calhoun, Louis J. Columbus, N.W. Garrett, Betty Wright Kearney, Bobbie Lowe, Jack Saunders, Nathan Simmons, Douglas R. Young, and editor Tony Simmons
~Artists Paul Brent and Bill Valle
~Photographers Debra Simmons and Ryan Yessman.
(Yes, there's a bit of a family connection in there, but I'll take quality submissions where ever I may find them.)
You can order the books directly from the printer using this handy-dandy button:
City Limits will also be available for purchase at Books Alive in February. (I won't have them in hand in time for next Friday's event at the Unitarian church.) I'll give more details on Books Alive in a later post.
That's it for today. It's got to be my Pick of the Day, and the word of the day is ... Finally.
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