In support of Small Business Weekend, tomorrow I'll be donning my saleswoman's apron at Eagle Eye Book Shop in Decatur from 11 – 1 or so with fabulous Atlanta author, Ann Hite. Then Ann and I will traipse to the BOOK EXCHANGE/MARIETTA, GA at 2 to talk shop and sell books…and sign our own for …
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Today I am thankful for the readers at Fresh Fiction, who chose Mrs. Poe as their Fresh Pick for Nov. 27. I will be smiling all day, even while tending 250 lbs.-worth of dogs (mine and my neighbors') who enjoy whiling away the hours by loudly wrestling with each other at my feet. Mrs. Poe …
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Home for the Holidays! Should you need a signed and or personalized copy delivered anywhere in the world, call the kind folks at Eagle Eye Book Shop in Decatur, GA, 404-486-0307, and they'll fix you up. from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151869387683580&set=a.388648493579.168622.275267448579&type=1
Come show your love for independent bookstores this Saturday during Small Business Weekend. I'll be donning my saleswoman's apron at Eagle Eye Book Shop in Decatur from 11 – 1 or so with fabulous Atlanta author, Ann Hite. Then Ann and I will traipse to the BOOK EXCHANGE/MARIETTA, GA at 2 to talk shop and …
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Favorite title for a review: "All She Wanted Was To Get Her Poetry Published." That does sum it up, now that I think about it. http://freshfiction.com/review.php?id=40580 Review: Mrs. Poe by Lynn Cullen | All She Wanted Was to Get Her Poetry Publishedfreshfiction.comreview of Mrs. Poe by Lynn Cullen : All She Wanted Was to Get …
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Watched Citizen Kane for the 5th & 6th time this weekend. It gets better with each viewing. Welles' brilliant usage of shadow and light is worthy of Rembrandt. And you know how I like Rembrandt. from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151866726443580&set=a.388648493579.168622.275267448579&type=1
Thank you, The New York Times, for running your online review of MRS. POE again with a correction of the identity of John Russell Bartlett. ‘Mrs. Poe,’ by Lynn Cullen, and Morewww.nytimes.comNew novels take their inspiration from Edgar Allan Poe, Sigmund Freud, Dashiell Hammett, Lillian Hellman and other historical figures. from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall …
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I hope you can join me tonight at the Buckhead Barnes & Noble at 7. I will explain this woman's part in ruining Poe. Never trust a lady in sausage curls! Timeline PhotosSitting out in the sun and working on a Cast of Characters section for MRS. POE. This seemingly charming woman, Elizabeth Ellet, proved …
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I'm Skyping with a book club this afternoon. It never fails to make me feel like Jane Jetson. from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151857853168580&set=a.388648493579.168622.275267448579&type=1
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