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Friday, December 11, 2009
SC first lady files for divorce from cheating gov | General News | Comcast.net
I guess she figures that one affair (that we know of) is one too many. Best wishes to her and her sons.
SC first lady files for divorce from cheating gov General News Comcast.net
SC first lady files for divorce from cheating gov General News Comcast.net
SC first lady files for divorce from cheating gov | General News | Comcast.net
I guess she figures that one affair is one too many. Best wishes to her and her sons as she stands on her own two feet.
SC first lady files for divorce from cheating gov General News Comcast.net
SC first lady files for divorce from cheating gov General News Comcast.net
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Join me Sat., 11/21, 2pm, for talk/booksigning, Baltimore Public Library, PA Ave. Branch, 1531 W. North Ave.
Sheilah Vance
reads from her new novel, Land Mines.
Carolyn James' life looked great -- new job at a law school, marriage to a doctor, two children, living in a McMansion outside Boston. Then her husband leaves her for another woman, stripping her of her money, stability and self-esteem. Carolyn begins keeping a "divorce journal" to cope and rebuild, writing about her experiences with separation and divorce. Land Mines is Sheilah Vance's second novel, after Chasing the 400. She is a lawyer practicing in Philadelphia and an adjunct professor at Villanova University School of Law.
reads from her new novel, Land Mines.
Carolyn James' life looked great -- new job at a law school, marriage to a doctor, two children, living in a McMansion outside Boston. Then her husband leaves her for another woman, stripping her of her money, stability and self-esteem. Carolyn begins keeping a "divorce journal" to cope and rebuild, writing about her experiences with separation and divorce. Land Mines is Sheilah Vance's second novel, after Chasing the 400. She is a lawyer practicing in Philadelphia and an adjunct professor at Villanova University School of Law.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Writers LIVE at the Library
Sheilah Vance
reads from her new novel, Land Mines.
Carolyn James' life looked great -- new job at a law school, marriage to a doctor, two children, living in a McMansion outside Boston. Then her husband leaves her for another woman, stripping her of her money, stability and self-esteem. Carolyn begins keeping a "divorce journal" to cope and rebuild, writing about her experiences with separation and divorce. Land Mines is Sheilah Vance's second novel, after Chasing the 400. She is a lawyer practicing in Philadelphia and an adjunct professor at Villanova University School of Law.
Schedule: (click on the location to see map)
Pennsylvania Avenue Branch Saturday, Nov 21, 2009 (2:00 p.m.)
Writers LIVE at the Library
reads from her new novel, Land Mines.
Carolyn James' life looked great -- new job at a law school, marriage to a doctor, two children, living in a McMansion outside Boston. Then her husband leaves her for another woman, stripping her of her money, stability and self-esteem. Carolyn begins keeping a "divorce journal" to cope and rebuild, writing about her experiences with separation and divorce. Land Mines is Sheilah Vance's second novel, after Chasing the 400. She is a lawyer practicing in Philadelphia and an adjunct professor at Villanova University School of Law.
Schedule: (click on the location to see map)
Pennsylvania Avenue Branch Saturday, Nov 21, 2009 (2:00 p.m.)
Writers LIVE at the Library
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Mark Coker: Why E-Books are Hot and Getting Hotter
Mark Coker: Why E-Books are Hot and Getting Hotter
Check it out. I just converted my first book to an e-book. Many more to come.
Check it out. I just converted my first book to an e-book. Many more to come.
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