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Showing posts with label Danika Dinsmore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Danika Dinsmore. Show all posts

Friday, April 30, 2010

Danika Dinsmore's Brigitta of the White Forest Available Now


Brigitta of the White Forest is now days away from appearing in the, er, flesh. Book flesh!


For lovers of fantasy adventure, for lovers of faeries, for parents with kids ages 8-12, or for any reader of middle grade fiction - - Brigitta of the White Forest is a fabulous adventure, a glimpse into a magical imaginary world. And it's being released next month!

The discounted pre-sale price is $10 until May 1, afterwhich the price increases to $12.95.

The first printing is a limited run "First Fan Edition" - meaning there won't be many of them around and they will all be signed and stamped by the author. There will also be a code inside each one that can be used in the future to access news and discounts.

This edition will ONLY be available from the publisher's website: http://www.entheospress.com/index.php?page=brigitta

The next edition will be widely distributed, however, by purchasing directly from the publisher, 100% of the funds go back to the press.

Want to learn more?

Lori Calabrese, National Children's Book Examiner, interviewed danika regarding the book, which she called "a radiant first novel."

You can also learn more about the series on its website: http://thewhiteforest.com

Thanks to all for your support!

Danika



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Brigitta of the White Forest
a fantasy adventure for children of all ages
LAUNCHING in May 2010
pre-order now at www.entheospress.com

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Visit Danika's worlds:
http://thewhiteforest.com/
http://theaccidentalnovelist.wordpress.com/

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Poet, Screenwriter, and Novelist Danika Dinsmore visits Vancouver and Portland March 25-27

Open Mic Poetry
hosted by Christopher Luna
7:00pm Thursday, March 25, 2010
Cover to Cover Books
1817 Main Street, Vancouver
McLoughlin Blvd. & Main Street
“always all ages and uncensored”


Featuring Danika Dinsmore: Danika Dinsmore’s early writing career was built on experimental poetry and collaborative spoken word performances. In 1993, she and NY poet Bernadette Mayer launched an annual collective writing project called The 3:15 Experiment, during which participants wake up in the middle of the night to write. While living in Seattle, she performed with the 12-person Word Orchestra and the performance group ForWord ForTete. The co-founder and director of a literary arts centre in Auburn, WA (1996-1998) and producer of the Seattle Poetry Festival, since moving to Vancouver, BC she has turned her attention to film, television. She has worked as an artist-in-the-schools and media literacy educator for Learning Through the Arts and has taught screenwriting courses at Vancouver Film School. The former Chair of the Women in Film Festival, and co-producer of WIFTV’s first New Media Forum, Danika blogs about her multi-disciplined writing life as The Accidental Novelist. Her accidental novel, Brigitta of the White Forest, will be released in March 2010. She and her husband, music maven Ken Ashdown, live in Vancouver, BC. Danika will have the following books for sale: Traffic ($5), her red book ($10), Every Day Angels and Other Near Death Experiences ($10), and between sleeps ($12). Her CD, All Over the Road, will also be available for $10.



Danika will also be reading
Friday, March 26 at 7pm
St. John's Booksellers
8622 N. Lombard St., Portland
503-283-0032

Then she will return to Vancouver for a special workshop:

Imaginary Worlds
Workshop with Danika Dinsmore
Saturday, March 27 4:30 pm
Cover to Cover Books
Cost: $25 ($20 students)

Imaginary Worlds with Danika Dinsmore: As we grow older, we tend to spend less time looking at our world via our imaginations. In this workshop we will explore the imaginary worlds of our daily lives, discovering new and magical experiences in the “ordinary” occurrences around us. Be inspired by an afternoon of creative writing exercises and lively discussion and leave with a bag of tricks to return to whenever you want to re-enter those worlds.

Everyone who attends Danika's workshop will receive a copy of her first book, Traffic.