Normally, the afternoon crowd in the M3 Coffee Shoppe is a teeming throng of teenagers. This week was only different because there was a darling little girl signing autographs for the pseudo-adults. Abigail had a backpack filled with Little books. Red stopped by to see what was on the horizon for the well-established six-year-old author.
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As Red was finishing up scooting the afternoon crowd off to supper, she breezed over to a ginger snuggled into the third booth. Her cuppa was empty, so Red waved her to the kitchen to wait for a fresh brew. Questions were bubbling to the surface. See what Wendy Reid had to say about writing […]
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Judging from the crop of young people clustered around the M3 Coffee Shoppe table, Red was right in guessing H.E. Ellis was talking about the new book, The Gods of Asphalt. Like them, Red had questions which brought out some amazing answers from the YA author.
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Red was busy making iced coffee for the afternoon crowd when the unmistakable smell of Zombie wafted across the Coffee Shoppe. She crossed over to the couches on the south wall, and there was Armand Rosamilia showing books to three other patrons. She waited for them to shuffle away before she sat Armand down to […]
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