I was in Marquette Friday for the Upper Peninsula Publishers and Authors Association book fair. It was a lovely 75 degree day without a cloud in the sky. Sat opposite my friend and colleague Janeen Rastall and signed books for people. Several librarians stopped by for the book and invited me to read at their libraries. All ended with a great dinner with friends and my two sons at Sol Azteca Mexican restaurant there on the water where I had Choripollo Tacos (chicken chorizo) which were mouth watering.
During the fair, I received a phone call from Lynn Domina, the new head of the English Dept. at NMU and she offered me classes for Fall semester. It seems I am now back to work at least for now. The schedule is perfect for me and I have missed the students.
Promise to post more pictures and get more artsy with postings soon!
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Author: lynnfay73
Disclaimer: Will no doubt revise this almost immediately but for now: I am a mother, wife, daughter, friend, fisherman and writer. (My second novel was released by Wayne State University, spring 2016. I write creative nonfiction -- one received an Honorable Pushcart mention -- but mostly short stories. I am also a class-less (without classes, not without manners, though some might disagree) Assistant Contingent Professor at Northern Michigan University which gives me, you guessed it, more time to mother, daughter, wife, fish, write, etc. (I have recently become "classy" once more having taught Fall 2016 and will be teaching two classes Winter 2017). I live off the grid with my son Josh who has Down Syndrome, various floating family members, and my English shepherd dog Maggie, who loves to herd children, birds, and bunnies. I'm working now on a wood fire memoir titled Woodfire Diaries: Cooking and Writing on the Little Two Hearted River.
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