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LAST OF THE NICE GIRLS RECEPTION IN JEMEZ SPRINGS
Sponsored by Green Phoenix Productions
Sunday, June 10, 2007
2-6 p.m.
Casa Blanca Guest House Jemez Springs, New Mexico
As Elizabeth McBride spent her last years in Jemez Springs — where her strawbale cabin resides — our first book-launching party will be held in the middle of Jemez Springs at the beautiful adobe Casa Blanca, whose gardens lead down to the Jemez River.
Attendees will be flying in from the UK, California and the East Coast! We hope you will join us — Green Phoenix Productions, Amador Publishers, the LAST OF THE NICE GIRLS editorial team, Elizabeth's friends, her son Ramon Berguer and her grandchildren will be there to greet you, to share Elizabeth's photographs, some home movies and memories of our dear Elizabeth McBride.
A presentation donation will be made at this event to the A Room of Her Own Foundation.
Come join us for good books, interesting people, brilliant conversation, excerpt readings, great food, charming music by Albuquerque's female duo Charmed and some traditional Scottish music by Robert W McCallum.
Click here for advance Early Bird ordering!
For more information, email Michelle at spiritbear1@btinternet.com.

IN OUR OWN WORDS — BOOKS BY WOMEN
Sponsored by Amador Publishers, LLC
Saturday, June 23, 2007
6-9 p.m.
Art Is OK Gallery & Sculptural Garden
3301 Menaul Blvd. N.E., Suite 28
Albuquerque, New Mexico
We will be celebrating the release of two astonishing memoirs: EVA'S WAR new Second Edition and LAST OF THE NICE GIRLS from Green Phoenix Productions, an Imprint of Amador Publishers, LLC.
EVA'S WAR: A TRUE STORY OF SURVIVAL is the first of Eva Krutein's remarkable trilogy of memoirs, in which she recounts her family's experiences as German refugees at the end of WWII. This Second Edition includes a striking pictorial of Danzig/Gdansk pre- and post-war, assembled with help from a far-flung team of photographers. With over 20 million people now classified as refugees by the United Nations High Commission on Refugees, and additional millions internally displaced or stateless, Eva's message of shared humanity is as relevant today as ever.
Program to include:
• Presentations by editors Michelle Miller Allen and Zelda Gatuskin
• Harry and Adela Announce upcoming Amador projects
• Special guests, music, refreshments and art!
Amador Publishers is a humanist press dedicated to peace, equality, respect for all cultures and preservation of the Biosphere. Their entire diverse line of books will be available for sale, authors and editors will discuss their work. Amador's editor in chief, Harry Willson, will emcee.

 WRITING FROM REAL LIFE:
Memoir, Autobiography & Autobiographical Fiction
A Forum of New Mexico Women Writers
Sponsored by Green Phoenix Productions, New Mexico Woman and Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Saturday July 14, 2007
2-5 p.m.
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Coronado Mall, 6600 Menaul Blvd.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
AUTHORS AND BOOK TITLES FOR JULY FORUM featuring New Mexico Women Authors
| Adela Amador |
Undercurrents |
| Ana Baca |
Mama Fela's Girls |
| Barbara Corn Patterson |
The Rock House Ranch: My Lazy-A-Bar Days |
| Martha Egan |
Clearing Customs |
| Zelda Gatuskin |
Ancestral Notes |
| Fredericka Heller |
Out of the Shadow |
| Phyllis Hoge Thompson |
The Painted Clock: Memoirs of a New Mexico Ghost Town Bride |
Michelle Miller Allen for the late Elizabeth McBride |
Last of the Nice Girls, A Memoir |
| Lucy Moore |
Into the Canyon |
| Harvena Richter |
Passage to Teheran |
| Marie Romero Cash |
Tortilla Chronicles |
| Jeanne Shannon |
Stars Scattered Like Seeds |
| Charleen Touchette |
It Stops With Me |
This will be the second such event — in 2004 New Mexico Woman and B&N sponsored "A Desert of One's Own: Women Writing in New Mexico", a gathering of a dozen New Mexico writers, which was organized by GPP President Michelle Miller Allen. This year GPP is proud to officially join forces with New Mexico Woman and B&N for this event . . . which may become a "regular gig!" We promise a good time, great books and an intriguing dialogue!
Click HERE for a printable flyer about this event. Feel free to e-mail it or print and post it anywhere!
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