Your ultimate guide to the coast
Meet 30+ local authors and have your holiday gift purchases personally signed at The Citadel Holliday Alumni House, Hagood Avenue! $10 at the door. 20% of all book sales benefit the Center for Women.
For more information call 843-763-7333 or visit our website at www.c4women.org
A festival featuring well-known children’s book authors and illustrators, characters, activities and story-telling, celebrating children’s literature and the joys of reading. Sponsored by the City of Savannah.
For more information call 912-652-3665 or visit our website at www.liveoakpl.org
Authors inspired by and issues related to the St Johns River
Readings . . . Discussion . . . Book signing
Cynthia Barnett, Acclaimed Journalist & Author Mirage: Florida and the Vanishing Water of the Eastern U.S. For more information visit www.mystjohnsriver.com
November 6, 2008 from 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Chamblins Uptown
photo credit: *Muhammad*
Join The Georgia Review for a one-of-a-kind gathering—four full days with four of the finest talents in contemporary American arts and letters, each with ties to Georgia. Attending authors include Pulitzer Prize-winners Natasha Trethewey, Hank Klibanoff, Stephen Dunn, and Edward J. Larson. Enjoy readings, panel discussions, Q & As, book signings, and informal gatherings in the Jekyll Island Club’s uniquely beautiful and historic coastal setting. For more information or to register, visit The Georgia Review website.
Jekyll Island Club Hotel – 912-635-2600
www.jekyllclub.com
The Survival Guide claims that there’s a mermaid in every female who longs to slip her tail on from time to time and vanish beneath the waves, leaving dirty dishes, work and love life on the shore.
Mermaids often feel like fish out of water, striving to strike a balance between the intuitive, whimsical woman and the domestic, more practical mermaid.
This beautiful book describes the struggle in a humorous and delightful way. It’s absolutely beautifully illustrated, a perfect gift for any woman’s coffee table – or nightstand. It would be a appreciated thoughtful gift to Mom or any of your girl friends.
As women, or mermaids, we often struggle to fit in. we try hard to be all things to all people. While reading the book, I often found myself smiling because the struggles seem very familiar to me and to many of my girl friends.
A Survival Guide for Landlocked Mermaids
by Margot Datz
A Survival Guide for Landlocked Mermaids
