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Author Archives: Elizabeth Jennings
Two Year Bookiversary!
This month marks the two year anniversary of my book’s release by PageSpring Publishing in Ohio. PageSpring is a new, small press and The Button Collector was one of their first few titles, so I have to admit that I had … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, book reviews, Buttons, first book, goodreads, kindle, novel, publication, publishing, reading, Short Story, small press
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Five Fascinating Facts about Peter Pan
Love the metaphors in Peter Pan, especially as they are depicted in the movie Finding Neverland….. Here’s some interesting background…. from Interesting Literature of course! Interesting Literature Fun facts about Peter Pan and his creator, J. M. Barrie 1. Peter Pan first … Continue reading
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For Mother’s Day … and Beyond
I’ve put up a couple of listings on Etsy … barely in time for Mother’s Day! One is for a bookmark with a vintage button and the word MOTHER written in calligraphy. When it’s in a book it dangles kind … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, bookmark, button, Etsy, Mother's Day, paper art, vintage button bookmark
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Travelogue, Book Nerd Style
With Thoughts on Heidelberg, Amsterdam, the Rijksmuseum, and Anne Frank I imagine it takes a lot of patience for normal people to travel with a book nerd. First, there’s the book nerd’s tendency to read too much and too long, perhaps … Continue reading
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Tagged amsterdam, anne frank, author, book nerd, carnegie, heidelberg, jane austen, library, rijksmuseum, spinoza, travel, writing
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INTERESTING LITERATURE on the word ‘Serendipity’
The wonderful blog Interesting Literature takes a look at one of my three favorite words–serendipity!! And, serendipitously, the story that inspired the origin of the word–The Three Princes of Serendip–is a frame tale I hope to review in this space one … Continue reading
Quote Round Up: Martin Luther King Jr.
Last year for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I did a button flash piece about our trip to the MLK historic site in Atlanta and how a button caught our attention as we were leaving Ebenezer Baptist Church. This year, I’d … Continue reading
The Advent Calendar of Literature: Day 3
An Advent Calendar of Literature~what could be more perfect? The Advent Calendar of Literature: Day 3.
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