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Sinclairville Free Library set to welcome authors Saturday

Sinclairville Free Library is proud to announce its winter Local Author Showcase featuring local published authors on Saturday starting at 10:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. Authors in attendance will include:

— Romance author Joan Wahl, a lifelong resident of Chautauqua County, but her love of country music and Nashville inspired series set in Music City. Wahl’s stories have a similar Hallmark-movie vibe with some “spice”. Both books in the series, “Summer Love in Music City” and “Falling for Autumn,” will be available for purchase by cash or credit card. She is targeting an October 2026 release date for book three, Brennan’s Winter Promise.

– Multi-genre writer Jason K Bussman’s debut book is now available. “FUMBLE: Just a Dad Trying Not to Drop the Ball” is about Bussman’s experiences as a dad, both winning and not winning. Bussman specializes in memoir writing and recently earned an MFA in Creative Professional Writing at Western Connecticut State University.

— The Rev. W. Craig Stratton’s “Remembrances of a Hospital Chaplain: The Day I Lost My Face” is an intimate look into a chaplain’s daily encounters serving individuals and families during their times of greatest vulnerability. Documented in dialogue-filled stories, it sheds light not only on the patient but also on the ways a chaplain is impacted by his work, creating an engaging memoir.

Also featured will be writers from the Write Circle Writer’s group, Clark Zlotchew and Richard Knott. Zlotchew has published 19 books and was honored in 2008 with a promotion to the rank of SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor of Spanish Language and Spanish and Latin American Literatures.

Visit the website at sinclairvillelibrary.org or call 716.962.5885 to register for any of our events.

Starting at $3.50/week.

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