Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Fantasy & Science Fiction Authors

Fantasy & Science Fiction Authors
you will meet at The Big E




MJ Allaire "Dragon's Tear"

Uncasville, CT

Will the boys be able to find this very important second amulet, the only one that has already fallen into an evil sorcerer’s hands? And if they are able to find it, will they succeed in retrieving it and return it to the dragons without becoming victims of their own incredible journey?

By the time you finish this, the third book in the Denicalis Dragon Chronicles series, you will be halfway through your own magical journey into the Denicalis Dragon Chronicles!

In the sequel to The Prisoner, we find ourselves traveling with the boys from Uncava. Nicho and Micah, reunited in the Yarnie village, are instructed by Katielda to head east as they continue their search for the missing girls. Unbeknownst to them, they are also on their way to answering very important questions in an adventure of a lifetime. They soon find they have no choice but to follow the advice of fellow allies as they pursue another very special gem and other mysterious creatures.

The other books in this series are:

Dragon’s Blood: Denicalis Dragon Chronicles Book One

The Prisoner: Denicalis Dragon Chronicles Book Two



Richard O. Benton "I Wish I May"

Litchfield, CT

A fourth millennium adventure novel is written in classic science fiction style. Earth’s spirit and technology has bought an empire in the stars. Earth manages the thousands of planets it
has settled, creating a golden age for mankind. But those most responsible for running the Congress of Planets are worried because its planetary populations are burgeoning and will soon reach socio-political critical mass, a point the Regent, Earth’s most powerful and responsible human believes will become the long road down. Enter a mysterious alien ship, with an offer that could solve the Earth's problems for generations. It could also be the formula for disaster in this clash of civilizations.






Lee Denning "Monkey Trap"


West Hartford, CT

A novel about the agonies of love and power, wrapped in mysticism and unrelenting suspense...

Lara and John are given the incredible powers of the next stage of human evolution, by two alien minds. Then they are set on a collision course to death and destruction.

One alien wants the race to advance to its Nova sapiens potential. The other wants a descent into darkness, to enhance its own power. But which is which? And why?

Thus begins an intricate psychodrama and a furious battling chase in which the
heroes have to penetrate false perceptions, discern veiled truths, rely on their inner
strengths, and let go of power in favor of love. If they are to survive. If the human race
is to survive...


Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Fiction Authors - Preview


Mel Hathorn "Celts & Kings"

Cromwell, CT

The story behind the mystifying disappearance of the Celtic Earls in 1607. The story of a lost love and Celtic Spirituality. The story of a forbidden love going back 400 years. The story steeped in Irish h
istory, Celtic lore, and Irish tradition....










Blanche Lord
'"Chasing Cobwebs"

Avon, CT


This is an absorbing contemporary family drama with richly drawn complex characters whose lives span three generations of Italian-American culture and influences. The webs they
weave, not always meant to deceive,...






Patricia Sheehy "Veil of Illusion"


Wethersfield, CT




A novel that explores how the past has the power to shape and even shatter — our present experiences and how one woman is willing to risk everything to learn the truth about herself and the men who say they love her.




Dr. Julie Wakely "Only Isn't Lonely"



Lisbon, CT


From the very first pages through to the end, this book carries you along with great plot, entertaining detail, and engaging prose. The main character, a confident yet vulnerable female physician, is a plausible but not predictable heroine. Her successes, setbacks and ultimate triumphs keep the story going and the reader wondering how it will all turn out. The ending, while a wonderful surprise, is not forced or tidy. All in all, a well developed and well written novel.




DeEarlon "Heaven's Wave"



Predicted by visionaries from the Mayans to the Bible Code to the I Ching, the prophecy of the end of the world as we know it, in 2012 is capturing attention and imaginations around the globe as the date looms darkly ahead. In this epic novel, DeEarlon presents a mind-wrenching story that spans 1,000 years, from the Mayans themselves to a French priest with a deadly secret, to a team of modern scientists trying to stop the unstoppable. An amazing read worthy of a compelling subject!Predicted by visionaries from the Mayans to the Bible Code to the I Ching, the prophecy of the end of the world as we know it, in 2012 is capturing attention and imaginations around the globe as the date looms darkly ahead. In this epic novel, DeEarlon presents a mind-wrenching story that spans 1,000 years, from the Mayans themselves to a French priest with a deadly secret, to a team of modern scientists trying to stop the unstoppable. An amazing read worthy of a compelling subject!

Friday, July 4, 2008

Bigger and Better in 2008

Authors are looking forward to a bigger and better CAPA experience at the Big E. The booth has been moved to a new spot in the Connecticut Building and doubled in size so that more authors can become part of the celebration. This marvelous opportunity for the public to meet authors and for the authors to meet readers will grow with the different events that this new location allows. Watch for a list of special events at the booth which will be posted later.

Monday, March 24, 2008

SELL YOUR BOOKS AT THE BIG E CAPA BOOTH

Sell books! Be a celebrity signing your books! Network and make new contacts!

The 2008 Big E, New England's Autumn Tradition and the largest fair in New England, will be held September 12-28. For the second year, CAPA will sponsor a booth in the Connecticut building. Members are invited to showcase their titles in the “bookstore” display.

Governor Jodi Rell visited the CAPA booth last year and was most impressed. Thousands of others stopped by our bookstore while browsing the Connecticut building. In 2007, CAPA’s participating authors sold over 900 books and grossed $13,000 in sales. Over one million visitors passed through The Big E gates. Overall attendance in 2007 was the second highest ever. What a great venue to gain maximum exposure!

Daily hours are from 10:00a.m-9:00p.m. There will be three shifts per day in the CAPA booth. 10am-2pm, 2pm-6pm, 6pm-9pm. This will make it easier for people with busy schedules to participate this year. Two featured authors will be signing their books during each shift. Debbie Kilday, Big E Committee Chair, will act as booth manager/cashier for all shifts during the entire 17 days. Authors can focus on meeting and greeting buyers while personally autographing their books. During a designated shift authors can display business cards, brochures, flyers and any promotional materials advertising their titles.

Take advantage of this lucrative opportunity and join fellow CAPA members in this exciting annual event. Look for the Big E author’s application in the May edition of The Authority.
For additional information, e-mail Debbie Kilday at kildaykrafts@aol.com or washigon@aol.com