Local Author Showcase

Local Author ShowcaseWe are excited to support local published authors, celebrate their accomplishments, and connect them with book lovers and other aspiring writers.   

Stay tuned for more information.

 

Questions? Contact Aaron Coutu at 401-739-5440 x9759

 

Kids and Teens

  • October 15, 2024 - 6:30pm - Currently All spots are full. Please see the list of authors attending below.

 

October 15th Showcase Kids/ Teen Authors

Rachel Menard, author of Game of Strength and Storm, book 1 of the Labors of Gen duology, a gender-bent YA fantasy Hercules retelling.

Sole Sheibar, writer of Learning Spanish with Sole, bilingual books for kids.

Adam Shaughnessy, writer of The Entirely True Story of the Unbelievable FIB where two unlikely heroes discover some shocking truths.

Gail Fulton-Anderson, author of the picture book Play Me, Please! An old, abandoned piano, living in a corner of a music classroom, longs for someone to play his keys again.

Rowena Zahnrei, writer of The Adventures of Nicki and Ricky: Baffling Birds! Nicki likes to speculate. Ricky would rather investigate. These sibling sleuths may not share the same attitude but, together, they seek to solve nature's mysteries with curiosity, a magnifying glass, and the Scientific Method.

Cynthia Di Filippo Elomaa, author of Nicky’s Very Messy Room. Room is a beautifully illustrated picture book that teaches children about personal responsibility, cooperation, and social and emotional development.

Jill Austin, author Where Did All the Rs Go? and other fun picture books. A silly story about a little letter R named Riley that moves to RI looking for other Rs to be friends with, but once he hears our accent he's left with only one question, "Where did all the Rs go?"

Brie Rowey, author of The Unmagical Little Witch. A charming picture book about a little witch who can’t do magic — teaching young children the power in creating their own magic.

Eric Sturtevant, author and illustrator of Ducky Ducky Likes To Moo and Pirate Pirate Wants To Play, early reader board books for kids!
 
Scott Jablonski, author of  STAND OUT! STAND OUT! framework includes: books, music, videos, posters and other resources designed for children, parents,grandparents, teachers, and caregivers to inspire kids to be their best version!
 

 

Previous Showcases

 

April 23rd Authors

 

Kristin MonkKristin Monk

Author of Seaglass Dreams the story of Adeline, who discovers she has a gift that allows her to transcend her wildest dreams.

 

 

 

Amanda CreiglowAmanda Creiglow

Writer of The Trove Arbitrations - an Urban Fantasy series.

 

 

 

William KoleWilliam J. Kole

Author of The Big 100: The New World of Super-Aging. What happens to us when 65 is merely a life half-lived?

 

 

 

Matt FitzpatrickMatt Fitzpatrick

Writer of Forsythia's Ride tells the story of a New England girl who sought her fortune in Manhattan, only to find herself in mischief.

 

 

 

 

February 27th Authors

 

RK BentleyR. K. Bentley

Where Weavers Daire - Sci-Fi Novel

Web: rkbwrites.com   Social: @rkbentley (everywhere)

 

John HouleJohn Houle

The King-Makers of Providence, a fictional account of local political corruption and intrigue, and The Siberian Candidate, the sequel and continuation of the story of former political consultant, Henry Mercucio, as he battles corporate infighting and finds himself in an international web.

johnhoule.net

 

Isaiah Johnson BeyIsaiah Johnson Bey

Xavion & Sareyus - A romantic fantasy novel mirroring world history. A Goddess and the Gods' son uncover conspiracies in Heaven and Earth.

Instagram: @authorisaiahjohnsonbey and @sleepingturtlemusic

 

SherryAnn Byron

PIECES OF ME Oswald Parker is a serial killer who murders people who are not doing what he feels they should be doing. Parker views his killing adventures as his daily mundane job. The novel depicts the psychological cavity of individuals who live in Garnet, RI. They are trying to live their lives in the midst of an ongoing catastrophe. Despite everything happening in Garnet, RI, there is still an opportunity for one's sense of humor. What would happen if the inexplicable came to life? Sometimes, things are not always the way they appear!

Contact: sbauthor@outlook.com