Stories To Tell

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Editors Nancy and Biff Barnes of Stories To Tell will offer free consultations to authors at the Miami Book Fair International Street Fair in Miami, Florida, Friday November 16th through Sunday18th.

Genealogy enthusiasts will get first-hand lessons on how to turn their research into a book at The Genealogy Event in New York City. Nancy and Biff Barnes, editors at Stories To Tell, an editing and book design company, will present two seminars.

Editors Nancy and Biff Barnes of Stories To Tell will offer free consultations to authors at the Wordstock Book and Literary Festival in Portland, Oregon, Saturday and Sunday, October 13-14.

Authors with questions about getting their books into print can get the answers they need in a consultation with editors Nancy and Biff Barnes from Stories To Tell free at booth A7 at the West Hollywood Book Fair on Sunday, September 30.

Editors Nancy and Biff Barnes of Stories To Tell will offer free consultations to authors at the Sonoma County Book Festival in Santa Rosa, Saturday, September 22.

In her new memoir, The Waiting Room, Ellen Brennan Terich tells a story of loss and sorrow that is also one of hope and healing, a story that will resonate with the millions of daughters and sons who care for their parents in their declining years.

Nancy and Biff Barnes, managing editors from Stories To Tell, will join host Thomas MacEntee on GeneaBloggers Radio, at 8:00 p.m. (CST) Friday, December 16th to discuss the question, “Do Books Still Matter in Genealogy?”

Editors Nancy and Biff Barnes of Stories To Tell will offer free consultations to authors at the Family History Expo in Duluth, Georgia, November 11-12. Authors will receive help with writing, editing, book design, and publishing questions.

Bruce Bothwell’s new novel, Brothers for Life, Volume II: The 1970s depicts two thirty-something brothers who exchange insightful letters in the course of the decade. Available on amazon.com/Brothers-Life-II-Bruce-Bothwell/dp/1466330848/