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DVWritersGuild
Oct 21, 2023
Annual "JoLynne Buehring Memorial" Prose Reading
Oct 21/23 4th annual prose readaround. Elections for DVWG President and Treasurer.
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Stacia Deutsch
Oct 16, 2023
The Campfire Cold Case
The Jessie Files Book 4 Jessie always manages to find a scoop―even when she's in the woods. When Jessie and her friends decide to go...
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Teresa Burrell
Oct 15, 2023
Liberating Lana
Lana’s peaceful new life in Helena is shattered when, Jack, a dangerous man from her past finally tracks her down. She’s tempted to run...
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Jenois Lyons Harris
Oct 10, 2023
A Jar Of Cha Cha: People Who Kill And Get Away With It
Short stories about people who kill and get away with it.
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S. Kay Murphy
Oct 9, 2023
Fey Girl
Book One in the Dragon Singer Series With the adoption of a somewhat unlikely pair of rescue pets, ten-year-old Deryth Taylor discovers...
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Stacia Deutsch
Sep 24, 2023
Vashon Island Visitors
FINDING THEIR MISSING GRANDMA WILL BE NO SMALL FEAT! Rubi and her much more daring--and skateboard-obsessed--brother, Quinn, are visiting...
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Tessa Floreano
Sep 24, 2023
Italians in the Pacific Northwest
From hardscrabble days as homesteaders and farmers in the 1880s to becoming successful entrepreneurs of the postwar boom generation,...
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DVWritersGuild
Sep 15, 2023
Subconscious as Superpower
Sep 16/23 S. Kay Murphy offers insight into how the subconscious mind can both derail us, but can also guide us back on track.
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Connie Jameson
Sep 13, 2023
Twinkle Toes
Oh no! It is almost time for the big dance recital, and the lead dancer has been hurt. How will the show go on? Ellie the Elephant knows...
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Victor Swatsek
Aug 31, 2023
The Last Crusader
THE LAST CRUSADER occurs between 1920 and around 1950. It's about a boy who grew up under terrible conditions. His parents died, and he...
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DVWritersGuild
Aug 19, 2023
8th Annual Appreciation of Poetry
Aug 19/23 8th Annual Appreciation of Poetry. A selection of poetry readings by guild members and guest poets.
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DVWritersGuild
Aug 18, 2023
Our Small Town
plastic wheels rumble across cracks splitting sun-beaten sidewalks cornfields fade behind like mirages, opening the vista of red-brick...
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