Christ Community Church, High Street, Athol, NY
October 8th, 2011 ~ 1-3 PM
Russell Dunn &
Barbara Delaney
An array of books for the hiker and paddler, arranged by region. Stop by to visit.Read more at
www.blackdomepress.com/
Maury Thompson
Maury Thompson pays tribute ot the driving force behind the Adirondack Balloon Festival, the late Walt Grishkot.
"The Biggest Kid at the Balloon Festival - The Walter Grishkot
Story"
Gloria Waldron Hukle
Historical fiction spanning centuries and miles, from New Amsterdam to North Creek.
Randy Kneer
I Remember When - The Untold Story of Helen Ellett,the story of a courageous woman, now 97, who devoted a great part of her life to observing at the Dickinson Hill fire tower, riding a horse eight miles to work each day.
Nancy Pulling Best
A collection of recipes and memories. The book includes 48 recipes and many historic photos.
Amanda Schaffer
Ty teaches us that you can be "a member of the pack" no matter what others think. Just believe in yourself.
http://shop.opendoorpublishers.com/
Pat Leonard
Pat Shannon Leonard returned to the Adirondacks after living spending twenty-nine years in 5h3 Carolinas. She lives in Warrensburg . She has published two books of poetry and is pursuing an interest in memoir.
Caroline Andrulis
Three families are separated by centuries, yet bound together through time by their connection to an expanse of land in the Adirondack Mountains, and by the spiritual presence of past inhabitants.
Mary Lee Bourdeau
A young woman is lured to the Adirondack Mountains by her mother's bedtime stories. As she struggles to put her life back together after being abandoned by her husband, she discovered the mystery that surrounds the little cottage they purchased.
The Three Poets of the Adirondacks,
represented by
Mary Sanders ShartleTheir chapbooks, Notes from the Fire Tower: Three Poets on the Adirondacks and Glacial Erratica: Three Poets on the Adirondacks, Part Two, won the Adirondack Center for Writing literary award for best book of poetry two consecutive years (2004-5 and 2006).
Carol Gregson
Also Known as "The Pottersville Complainer", (see her CD), Carol is also an author. Her first book is called "Leaky Boots" and tells of Carol's delightful life in the Adirondacks.
