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Lakshmi Warrier

Lakshmi Warrier grew up in India, and moved to the United States several years ago. Her writing is influenced by the varied and rich experiences she has had along the way as a first generation immigrant. In addition to professional writing, she has been writing creatively since she was a child, with her first published …

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Two Members Interviewed for Radio

John Bluck was interviewed about science-fiction/science-fact and his book, The Ship Finder via Skype for broadcast on a London, England radio station. The broadcast streamed live at www.resonancefm.com.   Stacey Gustafson was a guest on Caryn FitzGerald’s international radio show, “Coffee and Coaching with Caryn.” Stacey discussed her writing process, debut novel, and retold the …

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BellaOnline Awards

Two Tri-Valley members have won awards in the 2014 BellaOnline Ebook Awards: Jordan Bernal: Gold Award Winner in Science Fiction & Fantasy for The Keepers of Éire Paula Chinick: Silver Award Winner in Mystery & Thriller for Red Asscher—Living in Fear The BellaOnline Ebook Awards celebrate the talent, creativity, and determination of today’s small press …

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Other Member Publications

Several of our members have had their work published recently.   Patricia Boyle’s Summer 2014 runner up flash fiction contest story “Shaken and Stirred” published on the Women on Writing (WOW) website. Read Patricia’s story here: http://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/62-FE1-Summer14Contest.html Alice Kight’s poem “Searcher” published in the fall issue of Song of the San Joaquin. Lynne Menon’s article “Chris Corrales Relieves …

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NYMB…On Working for a Living

 Five Tri-Valley members are published in NYMB…On Working for a Living released November 17, 2014. Mona Dawson’s “Left on the Front Step”, Stacey Gustafson’s “Home Almost Alone”, Annette Langer’s “Jewish Coffee?”, Julie Royce’s “The Unconventional Recruit”, and Camille DeFer Thompson’s “Slip of the Tongue”.