About Book Your Lunch
Book Your Lunch is a new way to bring authors and readers together -- right here in Greenville. This luncheon series provides the ultimate food for thought with a wide range of authors -- from mystery writers, to award-winning regional novelists to nonfiction and cookbook authors.
The $25 luncheon tickets must be purchased in advance. The featured author will read from their work (or give a 20-minute talk), followed by a Q&A session, a delicious lunch provided by Table 301, and then an onsite book-signing session with the author.
Books may be purchased from Fiction Addiction in advance or during the event. Space is limited, so purchase your tickets today!
Thanks to our 2010 Sponsors!
Fiction Addiction
Fiction Addiction dreamed up this event series, books the authors, and provides books for the events.
Table 301
Table 301 provides the event space and the delicious lunches.
An Author World
An Author World is a sponsor of our Spring 2010 session. They are committed to promoting and producing your best work through classes, conferences, and special events for writers and illustrators in the Upstate.
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Book Your Lunch with Joyce and Jim Lavene
Joyce and Jim Lavene
Fri., September 17th, 2010 from 12-2pm
@ The Lazy Goat, $25 per person
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North Carolina husband and wife Jim and Joyce Lavene have teamed up again for their latest mystery novel, Deadly Daggers (Penguin, paperback, $7.99), the third in their Renaissance Faire mystery series.
About the authors:
Bestselling authors and award-winning photojournalists, Joyce and Jim Lavene are a husband and wife team who started out writing novels in 1999 and have had more than 40 books published. They have also written, The Everything Guide to Writing a Novel, as well as hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles. Somewhere along the way, they decided to write mysteries, and they have been hooked on that genre ever since.
They have six mystery series (Missing Pieces, Peggy Lee Garden, Renaissance Faire, Stock Car Racing, Pet Psychic, and Sharyn Howard) and work for a small newspaper in Stanly County, North Carolina. When they aren’t promoting their books, coming up with new ideas for books, or taking photos of sweet potatoes that look like guinea pigs and congressmen who look like sweet potatoes, they spend time with their family of 3 children and 5 grandchildren and their cat, Quincy, who “helps” them write.