The paperback of The Light We Lost has a beautiful cover! Thank you, as always, to Putnam Books for taking such wonderful care of my novel.
If you want to read more about the paperback, which will be out on March 27, 2018, you can click here.

The paperback of The Light We Lost has a beautiful cover! Thank you, as always, to Putnam Books for taking such wonderful care of my novel.
If you want to read more about the paperback, which will be out on March 27, 2018, you can click here.

Thank you to photographer Peter Wine (mediamoments.com) for taking photos at my book event at the Washington-Centerville Library in Ohio as part of the Cultural Arts & Book Fest. (Before the event, a little Sparkle Spa fan found me and wanted to talk nail polish and favorite colors.)

I stopped by the Columbia University Bookstore and nervously checked the shelves to see if they were carrying The Light We Lost. They were! So I signed both copies.

How fun to see the Turkish edition of The Light We Lost! So dramatic, with that black background.
Thank you to Peninsula Public Library for having me! I loved discussing The Light We Lost with you all!

Thank you to the folks at YoungToPub for interviewing me! Go check it out to see what I said about being a writer and editorial director.

Very cool to see that The Light We Lost is part of Nicole Richie’s stack of summer books–snuggled next to J. Courtney Sullivan’s Saints For All Occasions. The whole stack is pretty awesome, really.

Thank you so much to author Jacquelyn Middleton for interview me on her blog. If you want to check it out, the feature’s right here.
I had such a blast celebrating Italian American Authors at the Columbus Day Parade in New York City. Thank you Barnes & Noble for the invitation to march! Here are some photos:


I am over the moon about this contest! What do you think happened after the final page of The Light We Lost? If you submit your answer to Belletrist Books using this link, you could win a prize! 
It was so cool to see my name in the The New York Times Arts & Lieseure section because I’m going to be marching in the Columbus Day Parade with Len Riggio from Barnes & Noble and a whole lot of other Italian-American authors.

Erin Dealey is featuring different authors’ kindergarten memories on her blog in honor of her new book K IS FOR KINDERGARTEN. If you want to see what I looked like in kindergarten and read one of my memories, just head on over to her website by clicking here .