Patti Lacy's guest appearances

Patti Lacy

The Chocolate Pages Show

Literary Entertainment!  Live Author Interviews 

Stacy Hawkins Adams

Tia McCollors

Tyora Moody

Stacy Hawkins

Johnny Walker

Hill Harper

Paul Wilson

Deborah Smith

Valorie Burton

Ida Mae

Phil Cooke

Joe Smith

Cindy Trimm

Craig von Buseck

Marcus Harris

OwlTail

Saturday, April 9, 2011 starting at 11 a.m. (EST) on “Off the Shelf Radio” (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Denise-Turney-) Denise Turney sits down with Patti Lacy, former Heartland Community College educator and author of the books An Irishwoman’s Tale, Reclaiming Lily, What the Bayou Saw and The Rhythm of Secrets.  Turney and Lacy will discuss the costs of adults keeping secrets, a theme that runs through many of Lacy’s novels.  They will also discuss how people can face the hardest points of their lives and begin to heal so that they can live rewarding and vibrant lives. Patti Lacy’s followers who tune into the live interview will be made aware of the author’s upcoming events, book signings and speaking engagements.  Book lovers who tune into the show live can have their questions answered directly by Patti Lacy or /and Denise Turney.On Saturday, April 9, 2011 beginning at 11:00 a.m. (EST) author, Patti Lacy, and Denise Turney will connect for an hour during the live on-air feature radio interview at “Off The Shelf.“  Listeners can connect to the interview live by dialing 347-994-3490.  They can also connect to the live feature interview thru the Internet at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Denise-Turney-

Saturday, April 9, 2011 starting at 11 a.m. (EST) on “Off the Shelf Radio” (<a href="http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Denise-Turney-" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Denise-Turney-</a>) Denise Turney sits down with Patti Lacy, former Heartland Community College educator and author of the books An Irishwoman’s Tale, Reclaiming Lily, What the Bayou Saw and The Rhythm of Secrets. Turney and Lacy will discuss the costs of adults keeping secrets, a theme that runs through many of Lacy’s novels. They will also discuss how people can face the hardest points of their lives and begin to heal so that they can live rewarding and vibrant lives. Patti Lacy’s followers who tune into the live interview will be made aware of the author’s upcoming events, book signings and speaking engagements. Book lovers who tune into the show live can have their questions answered directly by Patti Lacy or /and Denise Turney. On Saturday, April 9, 2011 beginning at 11:00 a.m. (EST) author, Patti Lacy, and Denise Turney will connect for an hour during the live on-air feature radio interview at “Off The Shelf.“ Listeners can connect to the interview live by dialing 347-994-3490. They can also connect to the live feature interview thru the Internet at <a href="http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Denise-Turney-" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Denise-Turney-</a>

Baylor University Graduate and Author Patti Lacy Gets Candid on Off the Shelf

Virginia DeBerry

Donna Grant

With six novels to their credit, Virginia DeBerry and Donna Grant, best friends for 25 years, have turned a friendship into one of the most successful and enduring writing collaborations in contemporary fiction. And Patti Lacy: Patti’s first novel of women’s Christian fiction, An Irishwoman’s Tale, explores the first memories of a feisty woman grappling with scars inflicted by living in two dysfunctional homes. What the Bayou Saw, a novel of deception and secrets that will take a chatty Southerner from Normal, Illinois, back to a Louisiana swamp.   All authors will discuss how to tell a good story, create a best-selling book,   what inspires them and what holds them.

With six novels to their credit, Virginia DeBerry and Donna Grant, best friends for 25 years, have turned a friendship into one of the most successful and enduring writing collaborations in contemporary fiction. And Patti Lacy: Patti’s first novel of women’s Christian fiction, An Irishwoman’s Tale, explores the first memories of a feisty woman grappling with scars inflicted by living in two dysfunctional homes. What the Bayou Saw, a novel of deception and secrets that will take a chatty Southerner from Normal, Illinois, back to a Louisiana swamp. All authors will discuss how to tell a good story, create a best-selling book, what inspires them and what holds them.

Fact & Fiction: Virginia DeBerry and Donna Grant  plus Patti Lacy talk about telling good stories