Fabulous Florida Writers

Meet some of the outstanding authors who call the Sunshine State home.

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Felicia Brings - West Meets East

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What’s a nice Jewish girl from Central Park West doing in a southern Chinese town teaching English to rowdy middle school students? T...
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Thursday, September 17, 2015

Vicki M. Taylor - Heroic Heroines

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If you're a reader who enjoys stories that feature strong female protagonists, pick up a book by Tampa writer Vicki M. Taylor. Her ta...
Friday, September 4, 2015

Barbara Levenson - Mystery and Murder in Miami

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Mary Magruder Katz is not your garden variety attorney. Half Southern Baptist, half Jewish, with a love life as fiery as the South Fl...
Thursday, August 20, 2015

Writing for Children or Adults: A Choice - A Guest Post by Dorothy Francis

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This month, Fabulous Florida Writers is pleased to welcome guest blogger Dorothy Francis. Her works include a series of animal stories f...
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Jackie Minniti
I was a columnist for The Island Reporter in St. Petersburg, Florida where I wrote a series of articles based on exclusive interviews with some of the state’s best writers. I'm also the author of three novels."Project June Bug" is the story of a young teacher’s efforts to help a student with ADHD. It has received 12 awards, including Premier Book Awards “2009 Book of the Year.” My next two novels are middle grade historicals published by Anaiah Press. "Jacqueline" is based on an experience my dad, a WWII veteran, had while stationed in France shortly after D-day. It received an Eric Hoffer Book Award, a Royal Palm Literary Award, and gold medals from Literary Classics Book Awards and the Military Writers Society of America. "One Small Spark" is a coming of age story set in Boston shortly before the Revolutionary War. It was awarded a silver medal from the Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Four of my stories have appeared in "Chicken Soup for the Soul" editions.
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