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What LBP Authors are Reading in May 2023

May 30, 2023 legpress

Frederick Livingston, author of The Moon and Other Fruits, shares what he’s been reading lately. As spring wakes the soil…

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Posted in: Author's Own Words, What We're Reading Filed under: frederick livingston, fruit, memoir, michelle freret prather, michelle prather, moon, new orleans, poetry

A brief interview about poetry with Frederick Livingston

March 30, 2023 legpress

“I learned poetry slowly, like a square of chocolate melting on the tongue. In public school English classes, poems were…

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Posted in: Author Interview Filed under: fruit, moon, poetry book

February 2023 – What LBP authors are reading

February 27, 2023 legpress

Tom Miller, A Place to Rest (2022)— “Like most writers, I’m a voracious reader. Moreover, neither my wife nor I…

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In the author’s own words: Michelle Prather, My Family

January 27, 2023 legpress

My Family: A Window into the Secrets, Successes, and Sins of Early New Orleans and Beyond is a collection of…

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Posted in: Author's Own Words Filed under: family history, memoir, my family, new orleans, south united states

Author Interview: Candace Cahill

November 8, 2022 legpress

In light of the release of her upcoming book, Goodbye Again, Cahill reflects on the beginnings of her book and the…

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Posted in: Author Interview Filed under: adoption, birth mother, candace cahill, first mother, memoir

Aggie Jordan on Her New Memoir, A Woman’s Voice Should be Heard

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“Let Your Voice Be Heard ‘It bothers me when people say to make it to the top of the tree…

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Posted in: Author's Own Words Filed under: aggie jordan, equal rights, feminism, memoir, woman's movement

A brief interview with Tom Miller

September 1, 2022 legpress

Tom Miller’s novel, A Place to Rest, was released in February 2022 by LBP. Tom has shared his experience about the…

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Posted in: Author Interview Filed under: alabama, baby boomer, civil rights era, historical fiction, place to rest, tom miller

Author Interview: Mari-Carmen Marin

July 26, 2022 legpress

Passions for writing and dancing… In this short interview, Mari-Carmen talks about how dancing and poetry have affected her lifestyle…

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Posted in: Author Interview Filed under: anxiety disorder, depression, inspirational, Mari-Carmen Marin, memoir, mental health, mental illness, poetry book, Swimming not drowning

Guest Post from Rebecca Hendrickson, author of Lessons from the Mountain

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In the author’s own words… “During the COVID-19 pandemic, I went to live with my mother for a month as…

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Posted in: Author's Own Words, Uncategorized Filed under: adirondack mountains, autofiction, family, lessons from the mountain, mental illness, physical illness, postpartum depression, rebecca hendrickson, sisters

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