A new, short essay by Edward Kelsey Moore has been posted by Shelf-Awareness (a website which produces an online newsletter for booklovers twice each week, and provides book trade professionals a separate weekday newsletter with daily industry enlightenment). The new E.K.M. essay is titled, The Cello, the Writing, the Circus and there is also a review posted on the Shelf-Awareness site of his new novel, The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues. For the essay click HERE, for the book review click HERE! This evening (Tuesday) at 6:30pm Edward Kelsey Moore will be LIVE near Atlanta reading from his new novel and conversing with the audience at FoxTale Book Shoppe in Woodstock, GA. On Thursday evening he will be in scenic Petoskey, MI at 6pm discussing his novel at the charming McLean & Eakin Booksellers store. Both events are FREE and open to the public! See more details on these appearances -- by clicking here! Shelf Awareness publishes two newsletters, one for general readers and one for people in the book business. Shelf Awareness for Readers appears Tuesdays and Fridays and helps readers discover the 25 best books of the week, as chosen by booksellers, librarians and other industry experts. We also have news about books and authors, author interviews and more. Shelf Awareness Pro, provides booksellers and librarians the information they need to sell and lend books. It appears every business day and is read by people throughout the book industry. Both newsletters are free. Sign up here. Or visit their website whenever you’d like: www.shelf-awareness.com
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The wait is over... Today Henry Holt & Co. has published Edward Kelsey Moore’s new novel, The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues, in the U.S. and Canada! The novel is available to you as an E-book, on AudioBook-CDs or Streaming Audio, and as a book-lover’s hold-it-in-your-hands Hardcover! In fact the U.S. edition has sky-blue covers with gold embossed lettering on the hardcover -- it’s a happy thing! And for those of you overseas, the British edition will be published before the end of June by Hodder & Stoughton, for the U.K., Australia, NZ, South Africa and other Territories. Translations into French, German and Brazilian Portuguese are also in progress! Starting later this week Edward Kelsey Moore, in person, will be introducing The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues to various parts of the U.S. with readings and conversations in local bookstores. For information on where E.K.M. will be appearing live -- visit the Book Tour page. Reviews and praise for the new novel continue to appear -- here is a brief sampling: “The three “Supremes” of Plainview, Indiana—a name that emphasizes the unpretentious tone of Moore’s storytelling—are down-home African-American women, except that Clarice is a concert pianist with a penchant for Beethoven, Barbara Jean is Plainview’s wealthiest philanthropist, and Odette—well, Odette talks to the dead. This is comfort-food...full of Moore’s sweet but not saccharine affection for his characters.” —Kirkus Review “Moore's bluesy, breezy novel takes readers through life's highs and lows and in-between times...in this story of family, friendship, and forgiveness.” —Library Journal (starred review) “Spending time with the Supremes is like slipping into a warm embrace of love and laughter, soul-searching and sass. Edward Kelsey Moore has crafted a novel that beautifully illustrates the healing power of forgiveness.” —Melanie Benjamin, author of The Swans of Fifth Avenue and The Aviator’s Wife “Edward Kelsey Moore, besides being laugh-out-loud hilarious, has a profound understanding of human nature. This book is a joy to read.” —Fannie Flagg, author of The Whole Town’s Talking and Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe And fresh from this morning is a new review by BookPage: “Moore masterfully balances sorrow and humor, scandal and earnestness, to create a soul-nourishing narrative that entertains and captures life’s richness.” —BookPage After the long wait, visit your local bookstore or order online... ~ The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues ~ by Edward Kelsey Moore ~ is available today! To read the entire BookPage review of the book for free (to be published in their July 1st edition) -- click here!
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