Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! The Memory Keeper of Kyiv In the 1930s, Stalin’s activists marched through the Soviet Union, espousing the greatness of collective farming. It was the first step in creating a man-made famine that, in Ukraine, stole almost 4 million lives. Inspired by the history the world forgot, and the Russian government denies, Erin Litteken reimagines their story. In 1929, Katya is 16 years old, surrounded by family and in love with the boy next door. When Stalin’s …
Welcome to the August 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the August 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and …
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New Author Members – August 2022
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! Seeing Eye Girl: A Memoir of Madness, Resilience, and Hope From a young age, Beverly Armento was responsible for her blind, artistic, and mentally ill mother. Though from the outside she seemed to excel at school and in the world, inside Beverly was cowed by her mother's rage and delusions. Seeing Eye Girl is her harrowing story of growing up in an abusive, dysfunctional home, and also a story of inspiration about the teachers who empowered her and gave her …
Welcome to the July 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the July 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and …
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New Author Members – July 2022
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! The Summer of Grace Ten-year-old Gracie sits on the backyard picnic table, hugging Brown Hound, wiping her nose on the dog’s fur. Her daddy is sending them both to her grandmother for the summer. They are too much for her high-strung mother. It’s 1951 on the NC family farm when Gracie and Brown Hound meet the family. Great Granny Jane smokes a pipe and is fast with her cane, Miss Emily is loving but firm, and Jane, her cousin of the same age, has a …
Welcome to the June 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the June 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and …
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New Author Members – June 2022
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! Marigold Marigold talks to Angels and has read the manifestation bestseller, THE ELEMENTS OF ABUNDANCE, over thirty-five times. Living out of her dead mom’s Subaru at the Denver Airport, Marigold does her level-best to be a positive force in the Universe. However, a cloud of perpetual bad luck dogs her efforts to create a better life for herself. Then one day, Krish McKinley, the CEO of yoga wear giant, Wolf&Bees® steps into Marigold’s massage chair and …
Welcome to the May2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the May 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter.We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and Pulpwood author …
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New Author Members – May 2022
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! Gravity Hill Gravity Hill is a story about Jordan Hawkins, her family, and a small rural town in Connecticut wrecked by the tragic death of three boys on Gravity Hill. But what first appears to be a tragedy of drunk driving leads back to a mysterious accident that has plagued a small town for years, sending Jordan on a journey to clear her brother’s name. What she discovers—a hidden toxic waste site—sends the whole town on its own bumpy road to …
New Author Members – April 2022
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! ABOUT THE CARLETON SISTERS A dying mother constellates a reluctant reunion by three alienated sisters: a diner waitress, a Las Vegas showgirl at the end of her career and dealing with aging beauty, and a heartbroken alcoholic. ABOUT THE CARLETON SISTERS is located in California's Central Valley during the late 90s. by Author Dian Greenwood Click here to visit her website The Secret of the Grand Hotel du Lac From …
Pulpwood Newsletter Article: The Spiritual Brain: A Road Map to Alleviating our National Mental Health Crisis by Dr. Lisa Miller
The Spiritual Brain: A Road Map to Alleviating our National Mental Health Crisis By: Lisa Miller, Ph.D. We are living in a perfect storm of unprecedented crisis. As our country emerges from a once- in-a-generation pandemic, our servicemen and women are on high alert as Russia wages war in Ukraine, and youth struggle to socially connect with one another like never before as a result of isolation and lockdowns. Beneath the surface of these multiple crises, our country’s collective …
Pulpwood Newsletter Article: Dear Gen Z: You Might Save Us, But Please First Save Yourselves by Dr. Lisa Miller
Dear Gen Z: You Might Save Us, But Please First Save Yourselves By Dr. Lisa Miller Dear Generation Z, I totally blew it. Sunday night I rushed to Miami International Airport and waited for the last flight to New York so that I could teach at Teachers College the next day. I had not heard the blasting voice on the concourse PA calling out my name to “come now or yield the last seat” on the flight home. Out of breath and exhausted, I approached the door to the jet bridge. The managing …
Welcome to the April 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the April 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and …
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Welcome to the March 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the March 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and …
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New Author Members – March 2022
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! How We Disappear: Novella & Stories In How We Disappear, award-winning author Tara Lynn Masih offers readers transporting and compelling stories of those taken, those missing, and those neither here nor gone—runaways, exiles, wanderers, ghosts, even the elusive Dame Agatha Christie. From the remote Siberian taiga to the harsh American frontier, from rural Long Island to postwar Belgium, Masih’s characters are diverse in identity and circumstance, defying …
New Author Members – February 2022
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! Lady First 'Lady First' is set in contemporary rural Japan. When young Mayumi Ikeuchi is killed on her way home from the nightclub where she works, there is no shortage of suspects. Inspector Inoue must engage in a desperate race against time to identify and stop the perpetrator before more murders are committed. by Author Lea O'Harra Click here to visit her website Holding Fast: A Memoir of Sailing, Love, and …
Pulpwood Newsletter Article: Foundations— the infrastructure of well being Or underwear by Author Abbe Rolnick
Foundations--- the infrastructure of well being Or underwear by Author Abbe Rolnick Since before I knew the questions to ask, or the concepts of construction, government, or business, my curiosity sought to understand the insides. My Bubbie use to say to me, “It is what is on the inside that counts.” I interpreted this to mean, either that the outside didn’t count, or that the inside held all the mystery. Later I’d learn about the concepts of superficial beauty, but my deep connection …
Pulpwood Newsletter Article: An Authors Defining Moments Unraveled by Author Abbe Rolnick
An Authors Defining Moments Unraveled by Author Abbe Rolnick I remember my sixth-grade English teacher. Fresh out of college she walked in the door with an attitude. Flawless in looks, organized, and a stickler for rules, I hated her. My handwriting was atrocious no matter how hard I tried to open the scrawl. I often left out periods, overused the comma, and worse yet, I extended my margins. Assignment after assignment met with red marks, comments and deductions for my weaknesses. All …
Welcome to the February 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the February 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and …
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Welcome to the January 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the January 2022 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Happy New Years!! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club …
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New Author Members – January 2022
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! AND SILENT LEFT THE PLACE A young woman stands naked and afraid in the South Texas dark. Miles away, a silent old man climbs into his secret hole, burdened by his Great War bargain. On this night in April 1963, the burden of silence passes from old to young in this debut novel by Texas native Elizabeth Bruce. And Silent Left the Place is a lyric tale of violence, redemption, and love reclaimed in the cruel, dry land of Texas. by Author Elizabeth …
Welcome to the December 2021 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter
Welcome to the December 2021 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are receiving a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and Pulpwood …
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New Author Members – December 2021
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! Dance Like You Mean It "...An over the top, often witty escape into fantasy that manages to convey some realistic poignancy on the road to a satisfying conclusion." ~ Kirkus Reviews Middle age finds working women around the world overworked, overcommitted, and over it! Dance Like You Mean It paints a vivid portrait of the all-work, no-play world of Cassie Calabria, a woman juggling a career, marriage, and children. But, Cassie has found the perfect way to …
Pulpwood Newsletter Article: Diving Into Research By Jessica James
When I look back over my career(s), it’s painfully evident that I had trouble figuring out what I wanted to be when I grew up. Thanks to my love of animals (especially all things equine), I started out as a veterinary technician at a state-of-the-art horse hospital. But guess what? Being around sick and injured horses every day is a pretty depressing occupation for an avid horse lover. I just couldn’t do it. So back to college I went for a degree in Journalism. I lasted 18 years in a …
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Pulpwood Newsletter Article: Old Houses And ‘Writing Angels’ by Jessica James
I love old houses. Always have. In fact, the house I live in is more than 200 years old (and only had an outhouse when I purchased it). My vacations always include a visit to a Southern plantation, and if there is an open house at a historic home within 100 miles, I do everything in my power to attend. To me, it’s almost a spiritual experience to walk through the old halls, listen to the squeak of the floorboards, touch the smooth handrails and try to imagine all of the souls that have done …
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New Author Members – November 2021
Welcome Our New Pulpwood Authors! We Gather Together From the New York Times bestselling author of The Last Castle and The Girls of Atomic City comes a new way to look at American history through the story of giving thanks. From Ancient Rome through 21st-century America, bestselling author Denise Kiernan brings us a biography of an idea: gratitude, as a compelling human instinct and a global concept, more than just a mere holiday. Spanning centuries, We Gather Together is anchored amid …
Welcome to the November 2021 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter!
Welcome to the November 2021 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter! Thank you for taking the time to read the latest issue of the Pulpwood Newsletter. We have put a lot of work into communicating better with our members and hope you are getting a lot of value from these new channels. We are excited to share our new announcements with you! The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and Pulpwood …
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Pulpwood Newsletter Article: How to Bake Ruggelach with Mom by Laura Davis
How to Bake Ruggelach with Mom Dig through the ratty blue file folder you keep your oldest recipes in. Inside, find a lopsided mess of stacked, stained, crispy, ancient papers. They’re not organized into neat categories, or any categories; they’re just shoved in there with no rhyme or reason. But you like it the way it is. You like that it smells musty like old flour and spilled yeast, dried soy sauce and sprinkles of cayenne. Some of these recipes you’ve been carrying in the same …
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Pulpwood Newsletter Article: So, You Think It Was Always a Memoir? by Laura Davis
So, You Think It Was Always a Memoir? When you pick up a book you love, you may think that the author always intended to write it that way—that they conceived of the novel or the memoir to be just the way it turned out—they just had to execute it. Right? Wrong. At least for this author, who writes from the gut and the heart, that was never the case. I’ve just published my seventh book, a memoir, The Burning Light of Two Stars, a mother-daughter estrangement and reconciliation story, a …
Welcome to the October 2021 Cover Issue of the Pulpwood Queens Newsletter!
We have made several changes and improvements to the Pulpwood Newsletter and to the International Pulpwood Queens and Timber Guys Reading Nation over the last couple of months. We are excited to share our new announcements with you and hope you will enjoy them. The format for our monthly Pulpwood Newsletter Covers Issue are highlights of the most recent news, important book club announcements, and Pulpwood author member announcements. Pulpwood Newsletter Article Contributions: Week of …
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