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The Lost Train – Spotlighted by King County Library Program

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FVP is so excited to be spotlighted by KCLS in the Valley Reads program sponsored by Friends of the North Bend Library. Sign up now for your free copy of The Lost Train Anthology for pick-up at the Library if you’re local. And if you’re further away, sign up from anywhere in the world and join us via Zoom on Dec. 1st at 6:30pm PST to hear Readings by the Authors and chats with the Artists. We’ll have time for Q&A from Readers, too. Meet the people behind the book and discover the inspiration behind this Snoqualmie Valley Anthology Project that brought Authors and Artists together!

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Our New FVP Anthology Coming Soon!

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FVP Anthology-THE LOST TRAIN CoverI’m so excited to reveal the Cover for our new FVP Anthology – THE LOST TRAIN!

Eight of our Authors have been working hard in cooperation with nine Artists from North Bend Art & Industry on this themed publication. There are seven stories of various genres from a Children’s story to dark Speculative Fiction. Plenty of mystery, whimsy and heartwarming moments too. Watch for it in August. Pre-order date will be announced soon! All profits benefit NBA&I community Arts development projects.

Wine & Words is Back! Feb. 28th

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We can’t wait to be back out to meet you and read for you! See you this Thursday! Our books will also be available, and we’re happy to sign them! Don’t miss it! Black Dog Art’s Cafe’ Snoqualmie.

Wine and Words Flyer Feb 19

We’ll be there…Will You?

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FVP is so excited to be a part of CapitalIndieBookCon2, a Book Fair this weekend in Olympia, WA! Come on out and meet many local authors and pick up a great stack of books for your Summer reading!

CapitalIndieBookCon2 flyer 

 

Wine & Words – Evening of Readings & Fun!

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Tomorrow Night’s the Night! Come on out for Readings from our Authors and a Literary Open Mic for the Community. At The Black Dog Arts Cafe’. Starts at 6:00. More Details HERE.

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“It’s Like Live Audio Books!” You’re Invited to Bring a Friend to this Social Event Showcasing Local Authors. Kick Back Enjoy a Drink and Listen to Stories Read by Jeffrey Cook and other Novelists from the East Side Seattle Area. Also Literary Open Mic…
Enjoy Wine Specials, Espresso or other Tasty Treats at this Live Reading Event!
FREE ADMISSION, EVERYONE WELCOME!
Featuring: Jeffrey Cook, Casondra Brewster, Victoria Bastedo, Sheri J. Kennedy, David S. Moore & Kennedy J. Quinn and More…

Si View Holiday Bazaar 2016

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Selling books at a Holiday Bazaar may sound a bit bizarre, but for the past 4 years we’ve been very well received by our community. They are kind and enlightened enough to understand that writers of fiction are artists too. Here are a few photos from the event… Showing three of our authors and a patron with a very cool holiday shirt!

Author, Victoria Bastedo
Author, Sheri J. Kennedy aka Kennedy J. Quinn
Author, T. A. Henry
Attendee sporting her Marvin the Martian Santa shirt

Thanks, Maple Valley!

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We met lots of readers and a few writer’s at the community festival in Maple Valley again this year. Thanks to those of you who came by, and if you missed us, be sure to catch FVP and tons of other amazing Indie Authors at Capital Indie BookCon at Evergreen State College’s Longhouse on July 16th.  This is a DON’T MISS! for avid readers and those who love to see local authors’ new works. See you there!

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Busy, Busy, Fun! Maple Valley Days

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This will be FVP’s third year with a booth at Maple Valley Days in…well, Maple Valley, WA. Here’s a couple photos from past years… Come and see us this weekend. We’d love to meet you!

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Kennedy J. Quinn & Jeffrey Cook in their Steampunk hats
Rachel Barnard and Jeffrey Cook (VB)
Victoria Bastedo (VB)
Someday she’ll take that plunge!
A bit of Maple Valley’s History
There were tons of booths and colorful characters
A sampling of the Arts and Crafts
Plenty of carnival rides
Author (and MVD Volunteer Extraordinaire) Rachel Barnard with Jeff