American Evita: Lurleen Wallace
Narrative nonfiction: By Janice Law
January 28: Speaker, 5:45 p.m., Rotary Club of Newport-Balboa, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club,
1601 Bayside Dr., Corona Del Mar, CA 92625
January 28: Speaker, noon, Newport-Irvine Rotary Club, 801 East Peltason, Irvine, CA 921697
January 27: Speaker, Rotary Club of Irvine, 7:30 a.m., Rancho Community Center,
3 Ethel Coplen Way, Irvine, California 92012
Author Judge Janice Law will be one of the featured authors at Turn the Page Bookstore’s “Girls’ Night Out” on Thursday, November 19, 2015 from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. This “fun evening” will include champagne, refreshments, treats, and door prizes. In addition to the chance for you to meet Janice Law, and purchase a signed copy of her most recent book American Evita: Lurleen Wallace, and other authors and special guest including Mary Behre, Heidi Hormel, M.K. Meredith, Nora Roberts, Erika Robuck and more!
There is no charge for this event, but books signed at Turn the Page must be purchased here. Visit the Turn the Page Bookstore facebook page for more details about the “Girls’ Night Out” event.
Location: Turn the Page Bookstore, 18 N. Main St., Boonsboro, MD 21713
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Janice Law’s sixth book, braids the biographies of Governor Lurleen Wallace of Alabama and Evita Peron, First Lady of Argentina– women in their time, who were not women of their time.
Born in the same era, both first ladies–of rural, humble birth, who did not graduate from high school–emerged as charismatic leaders; the trajectories of their high-profile achievements and dramatic life journeys paralleling in astonishing chrysalis patterns, eclipsing the political Suns of the steely-eyed, more educated, men of expediency they married.
Their husbands kept from each, the identical life-threatening medical secret. Their humanitarian legacies endure beyond each woman’s early, poignant death from the same cause. Their husbands’ self-focused legacies proved gossamer.
The Writers League of Texas recognized Judge Janice Law in their most recent newsletter for her latest book American Evita: Lurleen Wallace being accepted into the Library of Congress physical & online collection.
Judge Janice Law’s fourth book American Evita: Lurleen Wallace, has been accepted by the Library of Congress into its physical and online collection. Lurleen Wallace, America’s third woman governor, steered independent courses.Segregationist George ran Lurleen as his 1967 Alabama gubernatorial surrogate and got uncomfortable surprises. -The Writers League of Texas Newsletter
You can get your copy of American Evita: Lurleen Wallace by clicking here.
Maryland, Ohio, and New York City, Janice Law will be in your states this fall speaking about her latest book American Evita: Lurleen Wallace.
Dates
Nov 6: Speaker, Legacy Series, noon, First Ladies Library & Museum, Canton, Ohio.
Oct 28: Speaker, 6 p.m. Rotary Club of Wall Street: Club Quarters, 52 William St. NYC 10005
Nov 19: Featured Author, 6-9 p.m. with NORA ROBERTS @ “Girls’ Night Out”, Turn the Page Bookstore, 18 N. Main St., Boonsboro, MD 21713
Janice Law’s sixth book, braids the biographies of Governor Lurleen Wallace of Alabama and Evita Peron, First Lady of Argentina– women in their time, who were not women of their time.
Born in the same era, both first ladies–of rural, humble birth, who did not graduate from high school–emerged as charismatic leaders; the trajectories of their high-profile achievements and dramatic life journeys paralleling in astonishing chrysalis patterns, eclipsing the political Suns of the steely-eyed, more educated, men of expediency they married.
Their husbands kept from each, the identical life-threatening medical secret. Their humanitarian legacies endure beyond each woman’s early, poignant death from the same cause. Their husbands’ self-focused legacies proved gossamer.
Janice Law will be at the Little Professor Book Center located at 2717 18th St. South in Homewood, Al on Friday, June 5, 2015 from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. She will be signing copies of her new book American Evita: Lurleen Wallace.
Before Janice’s visit, watch this video in which Janice talks about the connection she made with both Lurleen & Evita while writing ‘American Evita: Lurleen Wallace’.