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- About Me:
- Author of five books, AFTERNOON TEA,SUBURBAN WEIRD, THE GLOAMING, FLESHPOT and SEDUCTION. I have a BA in Writing/English, and graduated Phi Theta Kappa Magna Cum Laude in Fashion Apparel Design. I am an award-winning poet, internationally published in magazines and anthologies, and a former designer and manufacturer of couture, evening attire, and accessories. My designs have been in magazines, on the covers of trade journals, and sold nationwide. I have been selected as a VIP member of Madison Who’s Who for 2008-2009. I’m a member of The International Women’s Writing Guild. I was born in Sea Gate, Brooklyn, and I currently live with my husband and daughter in New York.
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- AFTERNOON TEA
SUBURBAN WEIRD
THE GLOAMING
FLESHPOT
SEDUCTION
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- Evergreen by Belva Plain
Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
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Posted on March 16, 2009 at 1:17pm —
Review of J. R. LaGreca’s AFTERNOON TEA by Clark Isaacs, Kingman Daily Miner, NewsBlaze, Affaire De Coeur Magazine, Desert Independent, Midwest Book Review will run it in April edition.
Published: March 05, 2009
Afternoon Tea by J R LaGreca
Clark's Eye on Books, by Clark Isaacs
Jody Riva LaGreca's inspiration for writing Afternoon Tea is her passion for the Victorian Age. She says, "human nature is timeless, and reveals the same dimension of emotion… Continue
Posted on March 13, 2009 at 2:09pm —
Excerpt of SUBURBAN WEIRD BY J. R. LaGreca, It Seldom Gets Weirder, Fiction with Intrigue!
SUBURBAN WEIRD by J. R. LaGreca
Chapter 1
Edith
Courtney Gold stirred in her sleep as the wind thrashed at her window. She could swear she felt a warm breath upon her cheek as she stumbled out of bed. Her golden-wheat hair was tousled around her shoulders while he… Continue
Posted on January 31, 2009 at 1:00pm — 3 Comments
Excerpt Of AFTERNOON TEA by J. R. LaGreca, Fiction With Intrigue!
AFTERNOON TEA by J. R. LaGreca
Chapter One
The Roses
The town of Clinton, Connecticut lay beneath mounds of freshly fallen
snow. A lone shadow against the New England landscape, Lawrence Gray’s
gnarled form veered alongside the cathedral to the Saint James Cemetery.
The ske… Continue
Posted on January 26, 2009 at 11:30am — 2 Comments
Review Of AFTERNOON TEA by J. R. LaGreca in the Oklahoman
Victorian Age shapes poet’s novel
FICTION
Published: November 30, 2008
J.R. LaGreca is an award-winning poet and internationally published writer in magazines and anthologies. Her book, "Afternoon Tea” (Xlibris $19.99 paperback, $29.99 hardcover), was inspired by her emotional affinity with literary masterpieces of the Victorian Age.
The novel is set in Newport, Rhode Island and Salem, Mass. In 1895, Lawrence Gray and his father, William, are traveling the New England… Continue
Posted on January 25, 2009 at 2:10pm —
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Brian
You can often enter your own books or sometimes they have to be nominated independently. They are usually open to a public vote and of course, if the author can canvas votes from his/her contacts they all help. By all means have a go yourself. It all helps to raise awareness of your work.
By the way, please take a look at my latest blog post.
Best regards
Brian
Thanks for trying, but it appears they closed the poll yesterday. Usually it runs over into the first week of the new month but not this time. Sorry for inconveniencing you.
Best regards
Brian
Thanks so much for voting for A Study in Red. I really do appreciate it. If you wouldn't ind could A alos ask you to vote for my book 'Pestilence' in the latest Covey Cover Awards at www.thenewcoveycoverawards.blogspot.com/
Hope you don't mind me asking and have a great weekend.
Best regards my friend.
Brian
Me? I'm as yet unpublished, but I'm working on it - hard! I've only just started to think of myself as a historical novelist, as most of my stories take place in the quite recent past. Dissidents are my main interest at the moment. I'm furiously looking into markets, which is why I've joined Historical Fiction Books. I've been really impressed by the warm welcome I've received here.
What is your name, please, JR?
Rosemary