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Called by Authors Marlena Fiol and Ed O’Connor
A handsome physician. A devout Mennonite nurse. And an Argentinian activist. Welcome to CALLED… Against the backdrop of World War II, Nazi uprisings, political unrest in Argentina and Paraguay, and...
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Don’t Let the Kids Bite the Dog by Kathy Pease
With the victorious campaign slogan “I Like Ike!” ringing in your ears, journey back in time with Kathleen Holstad Pease to a less complicated time and place. It was the fifties, that prosperous...
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Diary of an Ex-Mad, Ex-Desperate, Ex-Housewife by Valerie Sussman
Every Picture Tells a Story At the age of fifty, I found myself facing down the dual demons of divorce and midlife. I unexpectedly reawakened the sleeping giant of my crazy-ass creativity and thus...
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Book of Leaves by Will Cooper
In this contemporary drama, Walter’s grown children don’t know he’s dying of cancer, and they have secrets of their own. Over the course of a long weekend at his tree-shrouded home, many truths come...
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A Place Like This by Sally Buffington
When newly engaged Sally Buffington is introduced to Craigville, she meets an expansive Cape Cod cottage that is virtually a family member itself. She quickly finds herself competing for airtime among...
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Falling Into All by Ben Teeter
Falling into All, by poet Ben R. Teeter, details the essence of knowing, and the seeking out of truth, inspired by the author’s study of spiritual teachings across cultures and the ages. Falling into...
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Grief Hack by Madonna Treadway
Grief Hack, A Creative Process for Coping with Everyday Loss, written by award-winning author, Madonna Treadway, is a short, inspirational guide that walks readers through a unique creative process...
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Herman and The Princess Gull by Captain Lew Maurer
When two unlikely characters find each other they decide that friendship is better than instinct. Remember that wonderful, feel-good moment when, for the first time, we see a tender, loving exchange...
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LOCAL WRITER SPOTLIGHT: NEIL KENDRICKS
Interview with writer/artist Neil Kendricks and composer/musician Mike Mare on Temple of Story by Caroline Gilman I didn’t know what to expect as I drove down the coast to the Oceanside Museum of Art....
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Q&A with 2022 Festival Sponsor- Author Sherrie Miranda
Why did you choose to sponsor the San Diego Writers Festival? I chose to sponsor the San Diego Writer’s Festival because of my history with Marni and my gratitude for all she and her workshops have...
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