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Meet Megan Wong, author of YA novel Island Whispers Saturday August 4 at 2 pm at B&N Arboretum

7/23/2018

Author Event at The Arboretum

Saturday August 4
2:00 pm Eastern Time
Barnes and Noble Arboretum
3327 Pineville-Matthews Road
Charlotte, NC 28226

Island Whispers
Megan Wong will be signing copies of her debut YA novel, Island Whispers. You can also sign up to win a gift basket of Island Whispers merchandise!

Megan Wong was always a writer. Beginning in elementary school, she wrote stories and loved reading. As a freshman in high school, she began writing what would become her debut novel, Island Whispers. She loves creating worlds filled with magic and sharing stories that need to be told. She is currently an undergraduate student majoring in psychology with a minor in creative writing at North Carolina State University.

Connect with the author on Facebook @islandwhispersmw and follow her blog.

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Author Jeffrey Meyer launches blog on Goodreads

7/6/2018

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Award-winning author Jeffrey Meyer has launched a blog on Goodreads to celebrate and explore his experiences with China and to address questions he's received about his Benjamin Franklin Award Winning novel, A Call to China. You can read an excerpt below and register for free at Goodreads to follow Jeffrey, read his blog, and write your own review of A Call to China.

Exploring China
I’ve decided to begin this blog because I wrote a novel, A Call to China, which was published ten months ago by IngramElliott Press. Since then I have received many responses and reviews (currently 28 on Amazon and 15 on Goodreads), and many personal communications, email and postal, and at book signings and book club discussions I have attended. These have touched on some of the main issues raised in the novel: religion in general, and specifically in contemporary China; sectarian groups in China, religious experience, pilgrimage, mediums and spirit writing; the position of women in society, both in China and America, explorations of different understandings of the meaning of “family” today; history and myth; politics and the individual. Read the full blog.

Jeffrey Meyer has always felt a connection to China. A professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte for thirty-five years, Jeffrey taught Asian religions in the Religious Studies department, with a focus on Buddhism and Daoism. He is married with three grown children, currently living in Davidson, North Carolina. A Call to China is his first novel.

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Meet Megan Wong, author of YA novel Island Whispers Saturday August 4 at 2 pm at B&N Arboretum

Author Jeffrey Meyer launches blog on Goodreads

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