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A Conversation with authors Michael Ferro, R.J. Fox, and Frank Morelli
I sat down with authors Michael Ferro (Title 13) and R.J. Fox (Awaiting Identification) to discuss our writing lives and the fate of our latest works...and things took a hilariously unscripted turn.
The No Sad Songs Blog Tour All in One Place
If you missed any of the stops on the NO SAD SONGS blog tour, I'm bringing it all to you in one place.
[YA review] An Incredibly Funny, Yet Touching YA About Responsibility No Sad Songs by Frank Morelli
I'm so impressed by this review of NO SAD SONGS from Avalinah's Books in all of its GIF-worthy awesomeness!! Click on the "Source" link below and enjoy! "No Sad Songs is a wonderful coming of age story about a teen, shouldering way more than he's supposed to. Despite the tough situation he is in, Gabe … Continue reading [YA review] An Incredibly Funny, Yet Touching YA About Responsibility No Sad Songs by Frank Morelli
Blog Review Roundup – The Tour Continues for NO SAD SONGS
Special thanks to Evelina, Melissa, Karen, Marie, Cam, Aitana, Sharon, Dani, Jackie, and Christina for their excellent reviews and interviews. Enjoy the links!
The No Sad Songs Blog Tour All in One Place
If you missed any of the stops on the NO SAD SONGS blog tour, I'm bringing it all to you in one place.
Another Round of Free ARCs!!
Interested in receiving a free reader copy of No Sad Songs?
Book Review: Joe Pontepinto’s Mr. Neutron
I had the opportunity to snag an ARC of Joe Ponepinto’s forthcoming novel, Mr. Neutron, and I jumped at the opportunity.
Review of No Sad Songs from The Reader and the Chef Blog
I want to share a recent review that I feel captures the essence of NO SAD SONGS with heart, honesty, and appreciation for what it means to be an Alzheimer's caregiver.
A Conversation with authors Michael Ferro, R.J. Fox, and Frank Morelli
I sat down with authors Michael Ferro (Title 13) and R.J. Fox (Awaiting Identification) to discuss our writing lives and the fate of our latest works...and things took a hilariously unscripted turn.
