Cowskin Prairie Chapter #2611

Oklahoma Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Located on the western edge of Cowskin Prairie at Grove, Oklahoma.

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Cowskin Prairie Book Festival

Saturday, March 27, 2010
10AM-4PM

Grove City Hall (Community Center)
104 W 3rd Street
Grove, Oklahoma
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Information for the Reader - Author

The Public is invited to this book party!
Admission for browsers is free of charge.
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To the Reader/Browser
Authors from all walks of life are invited to set up and share with you about their books and themselves. Book browsers should enjoy the fact there is no admission fee. Come and meet new authors and catch up with some favorites. At this time, the giant autograph party will not be having a set schedule. A come and go affair, you may check to see if any individual authors or groups participating have anything like readings, group Q&A, etc. planned. While we do hope to have lots of history available, we are also going to encourage authors of other subjects.

Authors Confirmed
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	Art Anthony - Sulphur River (Fiction: War & Military - Civil War)
	Bob Avery - Multiple Titles (Fiction: Mystery)
	Donna Barnard - (Fiction: Christian Romance) Marjorie Barton - Life in the Winning Lane (How To, Inspirational)
	Phyllis Cole Braunlich - Ralph Blane... (Biography)
	Velda Brotherton - Multiple Titles (Non-Fiction)
	Marsha mjbarton2@yahoo.com-
	Carrie Ann Cook - Multiple Titles (Genealogy/History, How To)
	Fredrea Gregath Cook - Multiple Titles (Genealogy/History, How To)
	Steve Cottrell - Multiple Titles (History)
	Gloria Dalessandro -
	DCGS, Inc. - History of Schools in Del. Co., OK (History/Genealogy)
	Shari England - Christian Devotional
	Mike Fisher & Joe Jarod - Devotions for Warriors (Inspirational)
	Deanna Harris - Taters of the Ozarks (Debut work: Children)
	M. Keaton - Multiple Titles (Science Fiction)
	Michael Koch - Multiple Titles (History)
	Jim Laughter - (Biography & Science Fiction)
	Michael McNamar - Crushed by Love
	Mimi Mathis - Belle in the Slouch Hat (Fiction: YA)
	Roger Meyer - Fighting Grief with F-Cubed... (Non-Fiction: Self Help)
	Stephne Miller - Salvaged (Romance/Inspirational)
	Shaun Perkins - Third Daughter (Poetry)
	Sherrilyn Polf - A Matter of Trust (Fiction)
	Nancy Rogers-Hait - Habersham's Playhouse (Fiction: Children)
	Carol Round - Multiple Titles (Inspirational)
	Nancy Rowland - Never the Same Again (Inspirational)
	Dianne Siller - (Fiction: Children)
	L. C. Stephens - The Terre Haute Murders... (Fiction: Crime)
	William Welge - Multiple Titles (History)
	Mary Barton Wilcox - First Rose... (Fiction: Inspirational)
	Kittye & Pamala Williams - Multiple Titles (Poetry)
	Luretta Williams - Narcissa, OK... (History)

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February Press Release (Early)

Authors are invited to participate in the Cowskin Prairie Book Festival, Saturday, March 27, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Community Center, 104 W. 3rd St, in Grove, OK. The event is being hosted by the Cowskin Prairie Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. Admission is free to the public.

The Book Festival is open to all fiction and non-fiction authors of all genre: history, romance, mystery, westerns, military, genealogy, young adult, childrens, cook books, poetry, reference, etc.

Vendor tables are just $20. Reservations can be mailed to Cowskin Prairie Chapter, UDC, 61801 E 280 RD, Grove, OK 74344. Please include full contact information, including e-mail, with reservations. For more information call 918-542-4148 or 918-787-4059, or visit: www.okdivudc.com/2010/bookfest.htm for information about the Book Festival and some of the authors who will be attending.

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