Since the release of Every Restaurant Tells A Story in December, Dianne Reeves Angel has been building her audience outside of her hometown in Tahoe City, California. This debut author is continuing to build relationships and grow her audience organically. She now has her third reading planned and at such a fitting venue, The Laguna Beach Library.
After some very genuine conversations and an incredible story of how I came to know this writer, Jeremy Le Page has signed a contract so that Lost Telegram Press can release his full-length book of poetry later this year.
Roberta Beach Jacobson, editor of the smols poetry journal, an eclectic poetry journal featuring ultra-shorts, five words max. as well as being the editor of Five Fleas Itchy Poetry has been the first out of the gate in support of Mykyta Ryzhykh’s soon to be released concrete poetry book tombboy.
After a well attended launch with many copies sold of her book Every Restaurant Tells A Story, in her hometown of Tahoe City, Dianne Reeves Angel is on the road for another reading, this time in Palm Desert.
Valentine’s Day was a special day for many I am sure. At Lost Telegram Press, it was special for us too as another talented author joined the group: Steven Mayoff.
It has been an exciting week or so for Lost Telegram Press as Dianne Reeves Angel had both her first Tahoe City book launch, which was almost a sellout and a review published as well as Taylor Thornburg’s novel being reviewed.
Every Restaurant Tells A Story (softcover)
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The Last Furies (ebook)
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The Last Furies
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