The Author of the acclaimed book The Art of Dying will be attending his book signing in Minneapolis. Jere Truer is looking forward to meeting the fans of poetry at the book signing. He will be signing copies of his book and answering the questions from customers and poetry lovers. The Art of Dying is a collection of poems which center on the topic of death and the grief that follows with it. Jere Truer was inspired to write the book while his wife Tamara passed away. Tamara was a patient of breast cancer. The poems in The Art of Dying are intended to help people who have recently lost someone dear to them. Jere Truer used to practice psychotherapy in Minneapolis but now teaches at Adler Graduate School. He is a multi-talented man with flairs for essay writing, poetry, music, and storytelling. He lost his wife to breast cancer but remarried later on. He resides in Arizona.

Barnes and Noble are hosting a book signing event which will be attended by Larry W. Waterfield to promote his darling book Metropolis at War: London. Make sure to mark your calendars and set time to meet the author who has served the nation. Metropolis at War: London is a book that will teleport you back in times of World War II when people faced terror and death. The city was expected to be attacked and was subjected to starvation. Later the city got attacked by ballistic missile but the people fought bravely and defeated the enemy and came back to normal life. The people went through a lot of ups and downs but still managed to survive. Larry W. Waterfield is married and lives in Fairfax, Virginia. He is a journalist-author and illustrator in Washington, D.C. he runs a magazine news bureau in Washington for many years. He has also worked as an editor, columnist, videographer and book author. He studies European History at the University of Missouri and received a Journalism degree from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and did graduate work too.

Barnes & Noble will be hosting ‘Meet the Author’ Weekend, and they have requested Marylouise Sholly to make an appearance of two days at their book stores. The author of Children’s book Petula, Circus Cat will be signing copies of her book and reading from it for the young customers of the bookstore. This can serve as a great inspirational opportunity for your young reader, so do not forget to visit Barnes & Noble and meet Marylouise Sholly. Petula, Circus Cat is a children’s book that can help teach young ones about love, affection, and the importance of empathy. It is a story of a cat with extraordinary talent but she is too shy to go on the world tour and be famous for her talent. This could bring fame and money for her pet-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bumbles but will they understand her shyness and anxiety of performing in front of so many strangers? Marylouise Sholly has worked as a print journalist for over 20 years but the highlight of her career was doing freelance work for The Wall Street Journal. Currently, she lends her services as a correspondent to several local newspapers.

Author of The Art of Dying will be attending an event at Adler Graduate school. He will be reading his book and sharing his thoughts with students of Adler Graduate School. Jere Truer has composed a beautiful collection of poems in his book The Art of Dying. The poems’ topic is death and how to deal with grief. Jere Truer lost his wife to breast cancer and was devastated. The Art of Dying hopes to help those going through grief. Jere has dedicated his book to his daughter and his deceased wife. Jere Truer has been practicing psychotherapy privately in Minneapolis. He has suffered the loss of his wife but later he remarried. Jere is multi-talented and enjoys writing poetry, music, essays, and stories. He is a teacher at Adler Graduate School. He lives with his second wife in Arizona.

Have you marked your calendars yet? For the book signing event of Harry and Lucy by Jerry Piasecki at Barnes & Noble. Jerry will have a meet and greet session with all his fans and signing their copies of the book. He will also be discussing the inspiration behind his book and reading a few lines from it, as well. Harry and Lucy is a love story featuring the two, who met for the first in a candy store in the old Polish neighborhood of Detroit, Michigan. The book covers the highs and lows of their lives. They face hardships and losses during the great depression followed by world war II and overcame these problems together while embracing all their dreams and hopes. This love story is not limited to their lifetimes but it is eternal. Jerry Piasecki currently resides in Connecticut and Michigan with his wife. He has one daughter and two grandsons. He has published 13 novels for children. Previously he has worked with United Nations in the domains of humanitarian affairs, women’s empowerment, children’s news, and UN Radio news. United Nations published his book Marie in the Shadow of the Lion, which was the first ever novel published by the UN. He has vast domains of work experience. He worked as a creative director in an advertising/marketing agency and as well as a broadcast journalist nationally and internationally.

Maumee Branch Library is hosting a book signing event which will be attended by Richard A. Rajner to promote his darling book ‘Hiroshi’s Story’. Make sure to mark your calendars and set time to meet the author who has served the nation. ‘Hiroshi’s Story’ is a story that will transport you back in times of the Vietnam War. The protagonists are two young Japanese soldiers who are committed to supporting their country in the persistent war against China. Their military services last longer than anticipated but they remained loyal to Emperor, and honorable soldiers. Richard A. Rajner is for credited extensive services for the military during Vietnam for which he was honored with several decorations. Later he worked as a steamfitter, and educator in Anthropology at the University of Toledo. He is married to Katherine and currently lives in rural North-western Ohio. He has previously published a number of scholarly, popular, and history-for­-hire works.

Barnes and Noble are hosting a book signing event for The Vanity of Robbers by Robin Cannon. Robin Cannon will be telling us more about the plots and twists of the book. She seems really excited about launching this book. Make sure to mark your calendars and set time to meet the author. The Vanity of Robbers, depicting the life of Miranda Grimes. A wealthy heiress who owns a powerful enterprise. She has two spoiled children, who seem to be careless about their mother. Miranda decides to get rid of herself from this wealth when her children get to know about their mother's plan. They along with some friends devise a plan of their own to take care of their mother. But there are twists in the plot. Robin Cannon has been teaching for 33 years. A mother of two daughters and a son. She has received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Fordham University, New York and her 6th-year degree Southern CT State University. She has written three books previously Tilly Fig, Rye Hill, and Fireflies at Nightfall.

Lina Lisetta will be reading and signing the copies of her book ‘Living With The Little Devil Man’ for alumni at American International College. An estimate of around 50-100 people will be in attendance at the event. A successful turn out of the event is expected with the objective of creating awareness among the youth of College, about devils of addiction. ‘Living With The Little Devil Man’ is a book about addiction, rehabilitation, the need for love and the importance of reaching out to the loved ones struggling through addiction. The story is about a young full of life boy who fells a prey to addiction and develops drug-induced schizophrenia. Initially, drugs helped him to escape from ugly reality but eventually drugs become his ugly reality. Lina Lisetta has a doctorate degree and teaches research methodology at a local college. She lives with her loving husband and together they care for the four lovely dogs they have. She is passionate about creating awareness about drug addiction and rehabilitation. Lina also enjoys playing in rain with her grandchildren.