Wiggly Wobbly Tippi Blog
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Wobbly's granddaughter Tippi tells her story in this, the final book in the Barstool series. Enjoy! 
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My second novel, Wiggly Barstool, is now available in softcover and eBook. Wobbly's irrepressible son Wiggly is the title character in this companion volume to Wobbly Barstool, capably narrated by cousin Sebastian, a overly-modest fellow with a decided story of his own. Give it a look!  http://synkroniciti.com/2014/12/19/laughter-and-light-self-determination-and-providence-in-the-world-of-wobbly-barstool/
Follow the above link for an awesome, insightful review by Synkroniciti 's Katherine McDaniel! I'll be telling about myself and the creation of my novel, Wobbly Barstool. Husband David and I will also do a reading and I'll sing a song from the book. Hope you can make it!
Friday, July 11 at 1 PM West University Senior Community Center 6104 Auden St Houston, TX (713) 622-5895 Jane Lowy will sign copies of Wobbly Barstool on 2/15/2014 from 3-5pm at:
River Oaks Bookstore 3270 Westheimer (at River Oaks Blvd.) Houston, Texas 77098 Telephone (713) 520-0061 Jane will appear in Victorian costume and may do a reading. http://layeredpages.com/2013/12/13/interview-with-author-jane-lowy/
Check out my latest author interview!  I am proud to announce that Wobbly Barstool has been awarded the indie Book Reader's Appreciation Group medallion!
http://www.bragmedallion.com/medallion-honorees/2013/wobbly-barstool Thank you so much for this honor. Here are some things you may never have known about the author of Wobbly Barstool! Check out this interview on the INDIESPOTlight:
http://wandapsmith.wordpress.com/the-indie-spotlightjane-lowy/ Jane says:
My devoted husband, David, recently spent a long hot day, with no other shelter than his little umbrella, attempting to sell Wobbly Barstool at the Montrose Arts Market, an outdoor vendor opportunity for artists. Although the market was sparsely attended ( it was Easter Sunday), he managed to sell five books before a tremendous thunderstorm ended the event. Thank you so much, David! This success under those circumstances makes us believe that it might be worthwhile to try a higher traffic event, or one more geared toward our product - such as Dickens-on-the-Strand in Galveston, which is at the holiday season, no less. We'll have to mull it over. |
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