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Krampusnacht teaches readers the hazards of being cruel

A new take on the Krampus story

Posted byGwen ClaytonDecember 4, 2022Posted inEventsTags:cerebral palsy, conquest books, Krampus, krampusnacht, Zinfandel's GrimoireLeave a comment on Krampusnacht teaches readers the hazards of being cruel

Krampusnacht Comes to Conquest Books

Three local horror authors invite the public to celebrate Krampusnacht with them Dec. 3 at Conquest Book in Ashland, KY.

Posted byGwen ClaytonNovember 28, 2022Posted inLocal businessTags:book fair, horror, krampusnacht, local authorLeave a comment on Krampusnacht Comes to Conquest Books

‘Mumblings’ launch party brings a spooky good time to Appalachia

West Virginia author Caitlyn Pace had a launch party for her book, ‘Mumblings’ at Cicada Books in Huntington on Nov. 13, 2022.

Posted byGwen ClaytonNovember 13, 2022November 14, 2022Posted inLocal business, UncategorizedTags:book launch, Cailtyn Pace, Cicada Books, Devil Dogs of West Virginia, folklore, Henlo Press, Mothman, MumblingsLeave a comment on ‘Mumblings’ launch party brings a spooky good time to Appalachia

Halloween versus Samhain and why Oct. 31 is meaningless

Samhain is often conflated with Halloween but one is based on natural phenomena while the other is an arbitrary date. The two do not reconcile.

Posted byGwen ClaytonNovember 2, 2022November 4, 2022Posted incritical thinking, EsotericaTags:all haints day, all saints day, feast of all souls, Gregorian calendar, halloween, samhainLeave a comment on Halloween versus Samhain and why Oct. 31 is meaningless

The Great Pumpkin sighted in Milton, West Virginia

The Great Pumpkin has been denied his fair share of publicity for 56 years. It’s time the world knew about this amazing advocate for autumn holidays.

Posted byGwen ClaytonOctober 5, 2022October 5, 2022Posted inLocal businessTags:agribusiness, agriculture, agritourism, appalachia, great pumpkin, halloween, pumpkin patch, stoll farmLeave a comment on The Great Pumpkin sighted in Milton, West Virginia

Hemlock’s ‘Fury’ selected for October book club

The October 2022 choice for the Storytellers of Appalachia Book Club will be “Fury in the Shadows” by Christian mystery and romance author Rebecca Hemlock.

Posted byGwen ClaytonSeptember 13, 2022September 13, 2022Posted inUncategorizedTags:book club, christian mystery book, christian romance, fury in the shadows, rebecca hemlock, storytellers of appalachiaLeave a comment on Hemlock’s ‘Fury’ selected for October book club

Restaurant Review: Green Bar helps struggling writer get creative juices flowing

Can writer’s block be treated with power foods? One author says, “Yes.”

Posted byGwen ClaytonJuly 7, 2022July 7, 2022Posted inUncategorizedTags:ashland Kentucky, fuel for creativity, Green Bar, small business, whole foods plant basedLeave a comment on Restaurant Review: Green Bar helps struggling writer get creative juices flowing

Memorial Day for KIA and Those Who Never Left the War

Memorial Day is to honor those who were killed in action. For some veterans, though, the war never left, and we’re losing them to suicide.

Posted byGwen ClaytonJune 1, 2022Posted inUncategorizedTags:memorial day, veteran suicide1 Comment on Memorial Day for KIA and Those Who Never Left the War

Clayton Finally Signs a Book

Author Gwen Alyce Clayton will be at Indie Bookstore Day, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 30 at Cicada Books and Coffee, 604 16th Street West in Huntington, West Virginia.

Posted byGwen ClaytonApril 27, 2022Posted inUncategorizedTags:Cicada Books and Coffee, Huntington West Virginia, Independent Bookstore Day, Indie Bookstore Day, Stinkfest, The Wild Ramp1 Comment on Clayton Finally Signs a Book

New Hotel Owners Celebrate American Dreams

The Best Western Luxbury Inn has new owners. And their story is inspirational. Check it out in this blog post.

Posted byGwen ClaytonMarch 23, 2022March 23, 2022Posted inLocal businessTags:Best Western, Best Western Fort Wayne, BW Luxbury Inn, Charlie Chen, Joe Townsend, Joseph TownsendLeave a comment on New Hotel Owners Celebrate American Dreams

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