Tag: genre fiction

• writing retreat

  

  This month is turning out to be a busy one! With packing and giving away stuff in preparation for our upcoming move, I haven’t had as much writing headspace as I would like, but I’m slowly getting through edits on the space novel. One thing that helped me get back to the novel is the […]

  Brittni Brinn

  February 23, 2021

  events, writing

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• now available!

  

  A Place That Used to Be is now available for online order! Before you order from Amazon, please consider the following: See if you can order the book through your local bookstore! Many businesses are offering curbside pick-up or other social distancing options. Request the book through your local library! Wait a few weeks: I’ll […]

  Brittni Brinn

  July 14, 2020

  sequel

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• Fall Book Crawl 2019

  

  Coming up this Saturday: the Fall Book Crawl at Tecumseh Library! Local author Tim Gabrielle has arranged for a stellar group of Windsor writers to be involved, so make sure you come and meet them and check out all of the amazing books (of many genres) that were made and/or written right here in Windsor. It’s […]

  Brittni Brinn

  November 19, 2019

  events

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• time to look at books

  

  Coming up this Friday, I’m super excited to be part of the Amazing Adventures in Strange Lands reading at Biblioasis. It’s going to be a fun night of readings by local genre fiction authors, with some time to look at books and talk to the readers afterward! Hope you can make it out! A couple of […]

  Brittni Brinn

  February 12, 2019

  events, writing

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• the third thursday, featuring Sharon Ledwith and Lost and Found

  

  Welcome to week three of our blog tour! Four local authors have joined forces to share their stories and answer questions about their writing process. This week, I asked YA author Sharon Ledwith some questions about her newest book, Lost and Found! About Lost and Found “The Fairy Falls Animal Shelter is in trouble. Money trouble. It’s […]

  Brittni Brinn

  August 2, 2018

  guest post, reading, review, writing

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• the first thursday, featuring Ben Van Dongen and The Thinking Machine

  

  For the next four Thursdays, I’ll be featuring a different book by a local author – and they’ll be featuring The Patch Project! It’s our version of a book exchange-style blog tour, and should be a lot of fun! First up is Ben Van Dongen, with his new cyberpunk novella, The Thinking Machine! The Thinking […]

  Brittni Brinn

  July 19, 2018

  guest post, review

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