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A new review of the Frank Nagler Mysteries. Warning: contains high praise (and the author is stunned)
We writers sit our desks and bemoan what we think is an inattentive world, and then this arrives: Thank you, Deborah Dameika. High praise, indeed. Thank you for reading the books, and taking the time to send me your thoughts. … Continue reading
Posted in BooksNJ2017, Fiction, Greater Lehigh Valley Writer's Group, Hot in Hunterdon; Georjean Trinkle, http://www.sallyember.com, Imzadi Publishing LLC, Michael Stephen Daigle, Mystery Writers of America, www.michaelstephendaigle.com
Tagged "A Game Called Dead", "The Swamps of New Jersey", "The Weight of Living", "Who shot the smart guy at the blackboard?", Anita Dugan-Moore., Audible.com, Cyber Bytz, Frank Nagler, Imzadi Publishing, Independent Press Award, Ironton, Lee Alan, michaelstephendaigle.com, music, New Jersey, Royal Dragonfly Book Award, Shelf Unbound Indie Book Awards
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We are West Hartley Parkway
It was a voice from the past. Fifty years past. “So, what have you been doing for the past fifty years?” It was the voice of Jim Morrison, my best friend and rock-and-roll bandmate from Fulton, N.Y. He had found … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Greater Lehigh Valley Writer's Group, Hot in Hunterdon; Georjean Trinkle, Imzadi Publishing LLC, Mystery Writers of America, Sally Ember, www.michaelstephendaigle.com
Tagged " "The Summer of the Homerun", "A Game Called Dead", "The Swamps of New Jersey", "The Weight of Living", Amazon.com, Audible.com, Audiobooks, Fiction, Imzadi Publishing, Independent Press Award, iTunes, Lee Alan, life, Royal Dragonfly Book Award, Shelf Unbound Indie Book Awards
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This grand American experiment
The lines we draw are for the most part imaginary and temporary. We cannot let them become permanent. Continue reading
Posted in BooksNJ2017, Greater Lehigh Valley Writer's Group, Hot in Hunterdon; Georjean Trinkle, Imzadi Publishing LLC, Michael Stephen Daigle, Mystery Writers of America, www.michaelstephendaigle.com
Tagged "A Game Called Dead", "The Swamps of New Jersey", "The Weight of Living", #michaeldaigle, Frank Nagler, Imzadi Publishing, Independent Press Award, Ironton NJ, Michael Stephen Daigle, Morris County, Royal Dragonfly Book Award, Shelf Unbound Indie Book Awards
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Library event: Independence Township, Feb. 10
I’ll be speaking at the Warren County Library Northeast Branch at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10. The library is located at 10 Route 46, Independence, Township, N.J. I will also be at the Parsippany-Troy Hills Public Library at 7 p.m., … Continue reading
Posted in BooksNJ2017, Fiction, Greater Lehigh Valley Writer's Group, Hot in Hunterdon; Georjean Trinkle, Imzadi Publishing LLC, Michael Stephen Daigle, Parsippany Public Library, www.michaelstephendaigle.com
Tagged "A Game Called Dead", "The Swamps of New Jersey", "The Weight of Living", Fiction, Frank Nagler. Ironton, Imzadi Publishing, New Jersey, Warren County Public Library
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Pre-release links set for ‘The Weight of Living’; Kindle, Kobo. Out April 26.
The third Frank Nagler Mystery, “The Weight of Living,” will be released on Wednesday, April 26. My publisher Imzadi Publishing, has set up online pre-release links to secure your copy of the book, for Kindle or Kobo ebook formats Kindle version: … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Greater Lehigh Valley Writer's Group, Hot in Hunterdon; Georjean Trinkle, http://wwwmichaelstephendaigle.com, Imzadi Publishing LLC, Michael Stephen Daigle, Mystery Writers of America
Tagged "A Game Called Dead", "The Swamps of New Jersey", "The Weight of Living", Fiction, Imzadi Publishing
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ALICE in the real world
While writing “The Swamps of Jersey,” my political novel, I included a scene when the protagonist, Frank Nagler and his then-third-grade girlfriend (and later his wife) Martha Shannon, are walking home from school: “They stopped and spoke with everyone on … Continue reading →