Lucky Bat Books is proud to publish The Disappearing Man by award-winning playwright and poet Ron Goulet. A literary accomplishment, The Disappearing Man takes you on a trip that blends harsh reality with midlife frenzy, through a man’s coming to terms (or perhaps not) with his fear of women and of living a life but not […]
Help Wanted at Mount Vernon History and mathematics fun by Holly Young − A spitting lizard and fainting goat find themselves at Mount Vernon looking for work. As they move from job to job at the mansion and on the grounds, they learn all the ways that George Washington used creative problem-solving to run a successful plantation
“Songs of human interconnection…” Crucible Womb is a collection of poetry surrounding the journey to the authentic self. According to author Charlie O’ Hay, Jill’s poems are, “songs of human interconnection, deeply rooted in the power of the natural world. They are “we” poems, both embracing and contemplative. As fingers might trace an old scar
Lucky Bat is delighted to offer a new book of poetry by acclaimed author and poet, Charles O’Hay, whose previous work, Far From Luck, Kirkus proclaimed as “…gritty, keen and sympathetic without being condescending…Some of his imagery is especially striking, made all the more so by his clear, straightforward language throughout.”
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by William O’Donohue & Joshua Medjuck. Have you ever felt nervous talking to that special someone, not knowing what to say or do? Have you ever used alcohol to help you relax and feel less self-conscious around someone you are attracted to? If this sounds familiar, then you can benefit from this fun, interactive book.
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Favorite Recipes from the Oregon Writers’ Network Edited and compiled by Lucky Bat Books Managing Editors Dayle A. Dermatis and Louisa Swann, Cooking Up Stories gathers together favorite writers’ recipes, from deadline crunch munchies to celebratory feasts. With an introduction by Dean Wesley Smith and including a recipe by Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Oregon Writers’ Network mentors
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By Dorothy Black Crow, The Handless Maiden is the first book in this series. The story: In a time of great struggle on the reservations, when the American Indian Movement fought for justice and the FBI fought for control . . . Alex Turning Hawk, an Oglala Lakota medicine-man-in-training, and his wife, Tate, battle a
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Thanks to all who stopped by our booth at Stumptown Lit. What a great day, and what a lineup of writers! We were pleased to have a booth and be part of it all! Sunday, Oct 19, drop by the World Forestry Center, Portland, from noon to 5 pm for the Oregon Writers Colony Stumptown
This novel by Susan W. McMichaels is historical fantasy fiction at its best: Imagine that Judas is the father of Jesus. Born under the sign of the scorpion, a bastard and outcast, Judas conceives a son with a young girl named Mary. The voice of Mary’s god, a voice only Mary can hear, leads her
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Lucky Bat Books is feeling lucky to be adding author and editor Shaunta Grimes to its managing editors team today. Shaunta is author of young adult novels including Viral Nation and Rebel Nation, and an editor with experience and passion in speculative fiction, children’s books, creative non-fiction and romance. She teaches writing and guides Lucky Bat Books writers through
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