Timeline cleanse 🥰 Excerpt from Deborah Roof's “Words, Wonder, and the Divine in You”
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Highlighting the wonder of books at the New England Independent Booksellers Association Fall Conference in Boston! ✨📚 From inspiring sessions to engaging author signings, it was a whirlwind of creativity and community. Here’s to the vibrant future of indie publishing! We’re so proud to be part of it.
Timeline Cleanse 🥰 We are thrilled to share that Kim Varney Chandler’s “Covered Bridges of New Hampshire” just had a second printing!
We’re not alone in loving this full-color reference guide documenting the history of the remaining covered bridges in the Granite State. Just last year Kim’s beautiful book earned:
🪙 2023 Best Informational Nonfiction Award from Independent Publishers of New England
🪙 New Hampshire Preservation Alliance 2023 Achievement Award
🪙 2023 2nd place award from New Hampshire Press Association
🪙2023 Foreword Reviews Indie Honorable Mention
🪙 2023 Best Bridge Media Covered Bridges of New Hampshire and the companion podcast were recognized with the Best Bridge Media Genre Award from The Bridgehunter’s Chronicles, Glauchan, Germany.
Find all 20 episodes of Kim’s engaging podcast here: 🎧https://coveredbridgesnh.com/podcast/🎧
While you’re on her site, read through Kim’s thoughtful articles for her project on NH Bridgewrites: https://coveredbridgesnh.com/blog/
Kim still has several speaking events throughout the state, most of which are open to the public for free! Find out when she’s in your neck of the woods: https://coveredbridgesnh.com/events/
📽️ Covered Bridges of New Hampshire
David Goethel is an optimist, a fisherman, and the author of “Endangered Species: Chronicle of the Life of a New England Fisherman.”
David joined a lawsuit over the legal concept known as Chevron deference, and the case was just decided in their favor. It’s complicated and to help people understand the issues, he’s shares more in this video, to explain the wider implications of his recent Supreme Court win. 🎣🛥️🌊
Then grab a copy: https://tinyurl.com/2vwb3nv8
Or listen to the audiobook: https://tinyurl.com/yj2vaf22
#commercialfishing #fishingindustry #independentauthors
BIG NEWS! “A History of Boston” has done it again! Finalist turned Bronze Winner in the Independent Publisher Book Awards for Best Non-Fiction in the Northeast Region! 🏆
Hats off to Daniel P. Dain for bringing home the bronze with his exceptional storytelling! We are honored to be a part of Dan's publishing journey and to witness the well-deserved recognition his work has received. 🎉
We’re thrilled to celebrate author and historian Daniel P. Dain, finalist in the Foreword Reviews INDIES awards for his book, "A History of Boston." 📚🏙️
His masterful storytelling explores the captivating journey from Old Boston to the present-day, bringing the city’s rich history to life. Congratulations, Dan! We couldn’t be prouder of you, and we look forward to what the future brings. 🎉
DID YOU KNOW Portsmouth was the original capital of New Hampshire? 🤔 It’s the state’s only seaport and was the second NH city to be formed.
From the oldest settlement in the state to the bustling economic and cultural center it is today, Peter E. Randall Publisher is proud to call our richly historical city home!
@PortsmouthChamber
🎉🐾 Big congratulations to one of our favorite children’s authors David McPhail! We're excited to announce that his heartwarming tale of the charming farm dog who learns to love cats, "Truffle", has been selected for the Spring 2024 "Transformation" list by The Children's Book Council! 🌷
Dive into the adventures of a beloved farm dog (and his best friend Tom the cat!) as they steal hearts and inspire imaginations. Cheers to McPhail for capturing the essence of friendship and joy in every page. 📖 It’s an honor to be part of your publishing journey!
P.S. Get the audiobook narrated by lovely writer & podcaster Laura Knoy - Author >> https://tinyurl.com/35sdvy4e
And find “Truffle” in print or eBook here >> https://tinyurl.com/yc2jaw6j
