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Mystery Author Extravaganza – Sisters in Crime Chesapeake Chapter – November 6

Fifteen authors, including Meri Allen/Shari Randall, Donna Andrews, Barb Goffman, Debra H. Goldstein, Sherry Harris, Smita Harish Jain, Libby Klein, Debbi Mack, Sujata Massey, Eileen McIntire, Alan Orloff, Lee Anne Post/Ginny Fite, Colleen Shogan, Heather Weidner, and Cathy Wiley will speak about their most recent books or short stories on Saturday, November 6 at 1 …

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Modern Heroine Panel – November 9

Debra will be participating in a “Modern Heroine” virtual panel with Joanna Shaffhausen and Sharon Ward on Tuesday evening, November 9, at 7 p.m EST/ 6 p.m. CST. The panel is sponsored by the Canton (MA) Public Library.

Booklovers Bench Summer Book Blast

Summer Book Blast Facebook Party with six Booklovers Bench Blog members – Maggie Toussaint, Terry Ambrose, Diane A.S. Stuckart, Cheryl Hollon, Debra H. Goldstein, and Nancy J. Cohen. Thursday – July 8 – 8-9:30 p.m. EST/7-8:30 CST – Come join the summer fun for conversation, fun, and giveaways! https://fb.me/e/12QW7DnhT

Hot Cozies – Cool Summer Reading

Facebook Party – June 29 – 7-9:15 p.m. CST/ 8-10:15 EST – featuring 12 Kensington cozy authors – https://www.facebook.com/groups/279990623911834/events

Murder By the Book – Killer Humor

Murder by the Book hosts Debra and authors Ellen Byron, Roberta Isleib, Libby Klein, and Jennifer J. Chow for a virtual discussion of Humor in cozies.

Ernst & Hadley Booksellers Virtual Book Club – Three Treats Too Many – 5:30 CST

Debra will be talking about Three Treats Too Many to Tuscaloosa, Alabama’s Ernst & Hadley Booksellers Virtual Book Club-5:30 p.m CST For more info about this FREE event, check out E&H [OPEN] Book Club (w/author appearance!) — Ernest & Hadley Booksellers (ernestandhadleybooks.com)

Storytelling and the Ides of March

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Storytelling and the Ides of March by Debra H. Goldstein Today is the Ides of March. Originally thought of as a day to settle debts, it became a day of notoriety because of it being the date Julius Caesar was killed. Its significance is that it is believed to have changed the fate of the …

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Our World by Debra H. Goldstein

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The trees outside my window are bare. When we moved into this house a few months ago, the leaves were so plentiful I couldn’t see any of the other new houses being built in our subdivision. But now, although the tree trunks create a barrier, it isn’t the same. Then again, the world is not …

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Patience and Personality

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Patience and Personality by Debra H. Goldstein I am not a patient person. It isn’t that I want it yesterday. I am willing to work for things, to wait until a flower blooms to cut it, or however long it takes to make sure something is done right. But, I am not a patient person. …

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New Beginnings – But With Old Friends

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New Beginnings – But With Old Friends To put it mildly, the world is in a crazy state. Hugs, sitting close and laughing, randomly dining out, and big get-togethers for family celebrations, book events, or down home fun have been replaced with social distancing, hand sanitizer, and washing hands for the same amount of time …

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Mystery Author Extravaganza – Sisters in Crime Chesapeake Chapter – November 6

Modern Heroine Panel – November 9

Booklovers Bench Summer Book Blast

Hot Cozies – Cool Summer Reading

Murder By the Book – Killer Humor

Ernst & Hadley Booksellers Virtual Book Club – Three Treats Too Many – 5:30 CST

Storytelling and the Ides of March

Our World by Debra H. Goldstein

Patience and Personality

New Beginnings – But With Old Friends

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