MGOC Events: Seton Hill University Book Launch and Signing

EVENTS


Cathy and Ahsley Teets of Headline Books, Inc.


Seton Hill University and the WPF Alumnae hosted the official book launch of Many Genres One Craft on Friday, June 24. The event, attended by the Pittsburgh Tribune Review and Cathy Teets owner of Headline Books, Inc., the publisher of the writing guide, featured contributors and other Seton Hill writers and their fiction.


J. L. Benet, Gary A. Braunbeck, Lucy A. Snyder



Lee Allen Howard, Michael A. Arnzen, Rebecca Baker



Stephanie Dunn, Erin Bales, Jason Blatt



Tim Waggoner, Diane Turnshek



Jason Jack Miller, David Day



Rachael Pruitt, Elaine Ervin, Penny Dawn, Mike Brendan



Rick Robinson



David J. Corwell, W. H. Horner, Maria V. Snyder



Bruce Siskawicz



Chris Stout, Lee Allen Howard



The Boscos, Sally Bosco



Symantha Reagor, Heidi Ruby Miller, Anne Harris



Bruce Siskawicz, Jason Jack Miller



Kaye Dacus, Meg Mims



W. H. Horner, Maria V. Snyder, Lawrence C. Connolly



Nicole Peeler, Lee McClain


Lawrence C. Connolly

Comments

  1. Heidi Ruby MillerJune 25, 2011 at 10:28 AM

    If you have other photos from the book launch, please leave a link in comments!

    Thanks everyone,
    Heidi

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  2. Michael ArnzenJune 25, 2011 at 11:08 AM

    What a phenomenal event! Love these pictures. I just posted a batch, too, at http://michaelarnzen.com/photos-from-the-huge-shuwpf-launch-party-for

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  3. Querus AbuttuJune 27, 2011 at 11:39 AM

    Really nice, Heidi!

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  4. Heidi Ruby MillerJune 27, 2011 at 12:35 PM

    Thanks!

    And, it was so great meeting you this past weekend. Thank you for your wonderful remarks about AMBASADORA. Tim Waggoner said that you had mentioned it to him, as well. He was always a champion for me, so that was nice to hear.

    :) Heidi

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  5. MegJune 27, 2011 at 7:06 PM

    Great photos, Heidi!

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  6. Heidi Ruby MillerJune 27, 2011 at 7:09 PM

    Thanks, Meg!

    It was great seeing you.

    :) Heidi

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  7. Sally BoscoJune 28, 2011 at 1:50 PM

    The book signing and wine social were a phenomenal. My parents were there and said they couldn't get over wonderful supportive attitudes the writers have for each other. Thanks for posting the great photos, Heidi.

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