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Iris Graville – Author

Iris Graville – Author

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*Afterthought #104—Collections November 30, 2020
Full Circle September 12, 2019September 12, 2019
What Vacation Looks Like June 17, 2019
Insider Information November 28, 2018March 7, 2019

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The next best mail day of books from authors I admire and whose events I’ve gone to is receiving a box of Advance Reader Copies of my own book! Sending some out to reviewers. Thank you @homebound.publications and @wildsilence_lmbrowning. One step closer to March 2022 pub date.
You know a friend gets you when she snaps a photo of a sign in a window and texts it to you. Another one for my handwashing collection. Thanks @fallonpat.
Such a treat to watch @kipgreenthal sign books pre-ordered from @lopezbookshop. They’re all ready for the October 12 release date! Until then, you just have to trust me that Shoal Water is a gorgeous novel by a gifted writer, published by @homebound.publications. I’ve heard Kip will be at Lopez Bookshop the afternoon of 10/12 if you want to stop in to buy a copy and congratulate her. Thanks to bookseller Sarah Munson for the heavy lifting and enthusiasm!
Today is @orange_shirt_day. If, like me, you still have much to learn about the devastation of residential schools for First Nations and Indigenous people, visit my last-day-of-the-month blog post for resources on this journey. irisgraville.com

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