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Media Alert Celebrate Local Authors at
Barnes & Noble in Waterbury
Who: Open to the public.
What: Fall Evening with Local Authors
When: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 from 6:00 –8:00 p.m.
Where: Barnes & Noble Booksellers
235 Union St. (Brass Mill Commons)
Waterbury, CT
Local authors and Barnes & Noble have joined forces to provide an evening to celebrate area literary talent from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, October 17, at Barnes & Noble, 235 Union Street, Waterbury. A variety of local authors will sign books that are available for purchase at Barnes & Noble the day of the event, as well as available for pre-order. The authors are available for autographs and photo opportunities.
Our Fall Evening with Local Authors event will take place during Barnes & Noble’s Educator Appreciation Week -- October 13-21, 2012. The Educator Appreciation Reception will be Friday October 19, 2012 from 3-7 p.m. Educators receive extra discounts on personal and professional purchases and on select Nook products during this time. Educators for grades K-12 are eligible for discounts with a valid Educator Discount Card from Barnes & Noble; normal restrictions apply.
This fall’s featured authors are:
Gerri Brousseau-A Pirate’s Ransom (historical romance) ebook only
Tyrone Coleman, Jr.- The Keller Effect (family relationships and child care)
Kady Cross/Kate Locke/Kate Cross –The Girl in the Steel Corset, The Girl in the Clockwork Collar, God Save the Queen, Heart of Brass: A Novel of the Clockwork Agents (teen fantasy & adventure, science fiction/fantasy, romance)
Mark Heiss-Beacon Falls, Connecticut, Images of America Series (local history)
Mark Heiss & John Wiehn-Waterbury, CT 1890-1930, Postcard History Series (local history)
Donna Palumba-Jane Doe No More (biography)
Mary Donnarumma Sharnick-Thirst (historical fiction)
Joan Szechtman-Loyalty Binds Me, This Time (historical fiction)
Contact: Robin Masiewicz – Assistant Store Manager, at 203 759-7125 or crm2893@bn.com for additional information on this and other Barnes & Noble events.
Barnes & Noble in Waterbury
Who: Open to the public.
What: Fall Evening with Local Authors
When: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 from 6:00 –8:00 p.m.
Where: Barnes & Noble Booksellers
235 Union St. (Brass Mill Commons)
Waterbury, CT
Local authors and Barnes & Noble have joined forces to provide an evening to celebrate area literary talent from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, October 17, at Barnes & Noble, 235 Union Street, Waterbury. A variety of local authors will sign books that are available for purchase at Barnes & Noble the day of the event, as well as available for pre-order. The authors are available for autographs and photo opportunities.
Our Fall Evening with Local Authors event will take place during Barnes & Noble’s Educator Appreciation Week -- October 13-21, 2012. The Educator Appreciation Reception will be Friday October 19, 2012 from 3-7 p.m. Educators receive extra discounts on personal and professional purchases and on select Nook products during this time. Educators for grades K-12 are eligible for discounts with a valid Educator Discount Card from Barnes & Noble; normal restrictions apply.
This fall’s featured authors are:
Gerri Brousseau-A Pirate’s Ransom (historical romance) ebook only
Tyrone Coleman, Jr.- The Keller Effect (family relationships and child care)
Kady Cross/Kate Locke/Kate Cross –The Girl in the Steel Corset, The Girl in the Clockwork Collar, God Save the Queen, Heart of Brass: A Novel of the Clockwork Agents (teen fantasy & adventure, science fiction/fantasy, romance)
Mark Heiss-Beacon Falls, Connecticut, Images of America Series (local history)
Mark Heiss & John Wiehn-Waterbury, CT 1890-1930, Postcard History Series (local history)
Donna Palumba-Jane Doe No More (biography)
Mary Donnarumma Sharnick-Thirst (historical fiction)
Joan Szechtman-Loyalty Binds Me, This Time (historical fiction)
Contact: Robin Masiewicz – Assistant Store Manager, at 203 759-7125 or crm2893@bn.com for additional information on this and other Barnes & Noble events.
