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Book Festival features Author’s Panel
The Florence Festival of Books Au-
thor’s Panel takes place Friday, Sept.
28, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. at the Florence
Events Center, 715 Quince St. This
free event is open to the public.
Once a book is published, then the
marketing side of being an author be-
gins. Learn from four successful au-
thors about how to market a book for
results.
The panel features:
• Melody Carlson — This central
Oregon resident is the prolific au-
Melody Carlson
Cindy Cashman
thor of approximately 200 books. She
has sold millions of books for adults,
youth, tweens and kids. Carlson is
the recipient of the Romantic Times
Career Achievement Award, and at-
tributes her success to her changing
environment.
• Cindy Cashman — Cindy and her
husband are traveling the country in
their RV and currently spending time in
Florence. Thirty years ago she marketed
a book called “Everything Men Know
About Women,” selling over 1.3 million
copies that catapulted her to success and
Ron Lovell
Tracy L. Markley
to becoming one of the most successful
self-published authors ever.
• Ron Lovell — Ron is a coastal resident. He Her specialties are working with stroke victims
joined the journalism staff at Oregon State Uni- and seniors, which form the core of her writing.
versity where he taught for several years and au- She is the author of two books and a third is in
thored 14 textbooks. Since his retirement, he has the works. She uses nearly every means to market
written more than a dozen mysteries and three her books.
action/adventure books in his Warrior Chroni-
People are asked to arrive early, as these panel
cles series.
discussions are popular.
• Tracy L. Markley — Tracy is a coastal resident
For more information about the Florence
and personal trainer, as well as a Pilates, yoga and Festival of Books, go online to www.Florence
dance instructor who is certified in many areas. FestivalofBooks.org.
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Women vets land at military museum
In a continuing effort to hon-
or military heritage from all eras
and all disciplines of service, the
Oregon Coast Military Muse-
um is currently focusing on the
more than eight percent of Ore-
gon’s veterans who are women.
An Oregon Department of
Veteran Affairs (ODVA) travel-
ing display entitled “I Am Not
Invisible” is currently on display
through Sept. 16. It showcas-
es 20 Oregon women veterans
from around the state, spanning
eras from WWII Navy nurse
Jean Wojnowski, who is cur-
rently 102 years old, to recent
vets from current conflicts.
The ODVA display compli-
ments the recently expanded
permanent display honoring
Oregon’s women Veterans. It
features multiple uniforms
ranging from WWII US Army
nurse Connie Van Hoomissen
to the USCG uniform more
recently worn by Florence res-
ident Amy Tregoning. Four
different uniforms are included
in the display, with additional
artifacts relating to Van Hoom-
issen’s service.
Rounding out the focus on
women Veterans is the cur-
rent oral history interview with
Elaine Wright. She served in
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You can view these displays
at the Oregon Coast Military
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Florence, which is open to the
public Wednesday through Sun-
day, from noon until 4 p.m.
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