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Here's the blurb the Library sent to the Hooker newspaper. I added Kathryn's information & a few links & notes... I hope to meet a bunch of locals there!
Everyone is invited to drop by the Library on Saturday November 15 for the Fall Open House. Authors from around our area will be present to show their latest books, with some for sale and autographing on the spot. Gift Wrap will be available for those who want to "Wrap up Christmas" on the instant.
Everyone is invited to drop by the Library on Saturday November 15 for the Fall Open House. Authors from around our area will be present to show their latest books, with some for sale and autographing on the spot. Gift Wrap will be available for those who want to "Wrap up Christmas" on the instant.
Kathryn Fogleman will be coming with me. She is author of "Tales of the Wovlen: The Dragon's Son". I'm sorry, I thought I sent her information... I don't know how she ended up being from Darrozette. She's a Stay At Home Daughter at the moment...
Homeschooled from Kindergarten to High School Graduation, Kathryn has had an enormous love of writing and reading since a young age. She started writing her first novel in 2001 at the age of 10 and completed it at 600 pages! With 5 younger siblings and a group of farm animals to feed her imagination, she has no trouble finding words to describe her world, real or make believe, and her sense of humor is never lacking.
"Tales of the Wovlen: The Dragon's Son" - After the brutal massacre in his village, a broken, grieving boy chooses to live with a golden dragon in the wild rather than go to the mountains to be with his own people. If only he had known then what that choice would mean. Thirteen years later, Keegan, no longer a boy, learns that his younger sister survived the massacre and sets off to be reunited with her. When Keegan accidentally interrupts a plot against a princess, his simple trip turns into a complicated struggle for survival. A mysterious elder appears, full of wit and riddle. Mythical monsters shed their fictional skin and hungrily pursue Keegan and his dragon. Haunting nightmares begin to tear at his mind. As he continues on his quest to be reunited with his sister, Keegan is only just beginning to understand what it means to be... The Dragon’s Son
Homeschooled from Kindergarten to High School Graduation, Kathryn has had an enormous love of writing and reading since a young age. She started writing her first novel in 2001 at the age of 10 and completed it at 600 pages! With 5 younger siblings and a group of farm animals to feed her imagination, she has no trouble finding words to describe her world, real or make believe, and her sense of humor is never lacking.
"Tales of the Wovlen: The Dragon's Son" - After the brutal massacre in his village, a broken, grieving boy chooses to live with a golden dragon in the wild rather than go to the mountains to be with his own people. If only he had known then what that choice would mean. Thirteen years later, Keegan, no longer a boy, learns that his younger sister survived the massacre and sets off to be reunited with her. When Keegan accidentally interrupts a plot against a princess, his simple trip turns into a complicated struggle for survival. A mysterious elder appears, full of wit and riddle. Mythical monsters shed their fictional skin and hungrily pursue Keegan and his dragon. Haunting nightmares begin to tear at his mind. As he continues on his quest to be reunited with his sister, Keegan is only just beginning to understand what it means to be... The Dragon’s Son
New to our library will be Dawnita Fogleman from Laverne. She is a homeschooler who writes a blog and has written a homeschool session about the stars titled, "Star Chronicles: A Bible-based Study of the Stars." This is a Bible study and unit study of stars and constellations. * For Homeschool family or Bible class use * .
Dawnita Fogleman is a fifth generation Oklahoma Panhandle Pioneer. Dawnita helps the love of her life manage the family business, small farm, and six amazing, exclusively homeschooled blessings. The oldest two are graduated and starting their own businesses. "Sometimes I struggle with carrying Bible, coffee, sewing basket, and feed bucket all at the same time so I commit the Bible to my heart, sip my coffee fast, sew every chance I get, delegate chores, and disciple the children along the way." On the Fogleman Funny Farm every day is a surprise! She blogs about homeschooling, homemaking, and homesteading at FoglemanForerunner.com. We are hoping Dawnita will bring her daughter/author Kathryn of Darrouzett, Texas along. Kathryn writes fantasy fiction.
Dawnita Fogleman is a fifth generation Oklahoma Panhandle Pioneer. Dawnita helps the love of her life manage the family business, small farm, and six amazing, exclusively homeschooled blessings. The oldest two are graduated and starting their own businesses. "Sometimes I struggle with carrying Bible, coffee, sewing basket, and feed bucket all at the same time so I commit the Bible to my heart, sip my coffee fast, sew every chance I get, delegate chores, and disciple the children along the way." On the Fogleman Funny Farm every day is a surprise! She blogs about homeschooling, homemaking, and homesteading at FoglemanForerunner.com. We are hoping Dawnita will bring her daughter/author Kathryn of Darrouzett, Texas along. Kathryn writes fantasy fiction.
Also at our Author Fest/Open House will be Sherrilyn Polf of Tyrone, with a new book in the Engineers of Flight series. Come get your next book in the collection, or snap up gifts for the readers in your family. Forever Thankful (Engineers of Flight Series) Volume 6, The book starts out action packed, as a female pilot is forced to make an emergency landing in a blizzard on the side of a mountain. You can imagine her husband's concern when she goes missing, especially since she's pregnant! Whew!
(Sherrilyn's WWII novels are excellent! You can read my recent review on Fogleman Forerunner!)
(Sherrilyn's WWII novels are excellent! You can read my recent review on Fogleman Forerunner!)
Could we have an author party without that prolific writer of the south? I refer to Elaine Littau of Perryton, Texas who has written a 'raft' of books by now. Come by and talk with her, and get caught up on your series. Elaine enjoys writing books. Her first series was the Nan's Heritage Series which includes "Nan's Journey", "Elk's Resolve", "Luke's Legacy", "The Eyes of a Stranger", and "Timothy's Home". Her second series is, "Rescued...A Series of Hope". Book 1 in this series is "Some Happy Day". Book 2, is "Capture the Wandering Heart". Book III is "Walk Slowly Through the Dark". Book IV is "The Restless Kansas Wind".
She began writing a new genre in November 2012 with the title "Six Miles From Nashville". It is a story that takes place in 1975 about a girl from Guymon, Oklahoma who goes to a large Bible College in Missouri. Her first launch into adulthood lands her in difficult situations involving much loss and challenges.
Book II in The Nashville Series is "Christmas in Nashville." This book is a continuation of Betty's story, but it also develops the story of her brother and his experiences as a Vietnam POW. New characters are introduced who add to the challenges of life in general. Book III in the Nashville Series is "Restored" a book about rebuilding a life after incarceration.
In a departure from fiction, Elaine has released a devotional book in August, based on her faith in God. "Whispers: Devotional Thoughts" is about Elaine's study of the Bible and inspirations in writing articles and giving speeches.
(You can read my interview of Elaine here on Prairie Dust Trail!)
She began writing a new genre in November 2012 with the title "Six Miles From Nashville". It is a story that takes place in 1975 about a girl from Guymon, Oklahoma who goes to a large Bible College in Missouri. Her first launch into adulthood lands her in difficult situations involving much loss and challenges.
Book II in The Nashville Series is "Christmas in Nashville." This book is a continuation of Betty's story, but it also develops the story of her brother and his experiences as a Vietnam POW. New characters are introduced who add to the challenges of life in general. Book III in the Nashville Series is "Restored" a book about rebuilding a life after incarceration.
In a departure from fiction, Elaine has released a devotional book in August, based on her faith in God. "Whispers: Devotional Thoughts" is about Elaine's study of the Bible and inspirations in writing articles and giving speeches.
(You can read my interview of Elaine here on Prairie Dust Trail!)
The Library's Fall Open House will offer light refreshments and great inspiration from these visiting writers. Drop by and chat with them between 2 to 5 pm on Saturday November 15, at the Olive Warner Library in downtown Hooker, Oklahoma.
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