Our Saturday guest this week just happens to be Delores Fossen.
The Fillies are proud and excited to have Miss Delores. She’s written some humdinger books about a slew of Texas cowboys and cowboy lawmen. We do love to talk cowboys, now don’t we! Hee-hee!
Mosey over to the meetin’ hall to see what Miss Delores has to say about the Texas Rangers and other brands of cowboys. Don’t be late because she’s gonna be giving away some prizes. Hope to see you here bright and early. Don’t forget now.
Michele had a terrific weekend! Thanks to all who stopped by Wildflower Junction to join the fun. Now all the comments are in the cowboy hat, and the winner of an autographed copy is….
quilt lady
Congrats, quilt lady – wish it was me! Please send your address to me at SaintJohn@aol.com and Michele will get that book out to you asap.
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Morgan Doremus, a freelance writer is doing an article on the appeal of the western romance for the October issue of Romantic Times Magazine! Yee haw! There’s no better place to come to check out lovers of western romance than right here in Wildflower Junction!
It’s mission of the Fillies at P&P to have the western romance genre recognized, so this is a great opportunity.
So readers,
Morgan would love to hear from you and have you answer this question:
What is the appeal of western historical romance novels?
Email her at: morgandoremus@yahoo.com
Use western historical romance novels in the subject line.
Include your name so that if she selects your quote, she can credit you properly. How cool would that be?
It’s that time again and the Fillies have an exciting guest all lined up and raring to chat with all you ladies.
Michele Young is a more delightful and entertaining woman than you’ll ever meet. She’s going to talk about the BRIDES OF THE WEST anthology that she co-wrote with Billie Warren Chai and Kimberly Ivey. Michele’s story is called “Snakeskin and Satin” and I’ll be willing to bet she can give us the low-down on the story! Don’t know about you, but It sounds right up my alley!
Michele might even be giving away a copy of her book so you’d best not be late. Come on by Saturday. We’ll have a seat ready and waitin’ for you. And best of all, it’s free for the takin’. Can’t beat that with a stick!
For any of you who might not keep up with the Western world and Native America, I thought I would pass along some very vital info on the Lakotah Nation. This is straight in from Indian country. For any who don’t know, the Lakotah Nation is what many Americans call the Sioux Nation. Lakotah heros include Sitting Bull, Spotted Tail and Crazy Horse.
Right before Christmas, the Lakotah Nation (due to continuous and extreme treaty violations, which started about 150 years ago) declared its independence from the United States. In a statement very much like the Declaration of Independence from our own Founding Fathers, the Lakotah Nation is attempting to gain back its freedom from what has become oppression on the part of the government on their reservation.
I applaud their courage in taking such a step and I wish them success and hope that 2008 finds the Lakotah Nation doing well and free. For more information, go to www.republicoflakotah.com where you can read their own declaration of independence.
What are your thoughts on the matter?
