Sunday, January 15, 2012

Chicken Dinner: Opera, Spurs, and Amazing Authors

Just as the holiday rush is finally calming down, we have a little bit of everything for Chicken Dinner today--entertainment, news, and good things to come. Oh, and a winner of Stacey Coverstone's book, A Haunted Twist of Fate.

Sweethearts of the West always has informative articles about the American West. Cowboys appeal to romance readers for lots of reasons, but one big reason is chaps. You gotta love a man in chaps! Last week, SOTW's guest author was Charlotte Raby, who contributed American Cowboy Chaps: Then and Now.

Sonna Building
Have you been to the opera in Boise, Idaho? Here's a bit of news from 1889, related to us by Evan Filby, the Revue Guru and owner of the South Fork Companion, Businessman Peter Sonna Dedicates an Opera House for Boise City [otd 01/03].

Need to load up your Kindle? Join the
Amazing Authors Event!
Start with western historical romance author extraordinaire, Caroline Clemmons. Here's the list:
Jan 13th: Beth Trissel
Jan 14th: Roseanne Dowell
Jan 15th: Cathie Dunn
Jan 16th: Maggie Toussaint
Jan 17th: Patsy Parker
Jan 18th: SG Rogers
Jan 19th: Linda LaRoque
Jan 20th: Jacquie Rogers 
Jan 22nd: Anna K. Lanier          
Jan 23rd: Barbara Edwards
Jan 24th: Ginger Simpson


And now for this week's RTW Winner
A Haunted Twist of Fate
Earlene
Thanks so much for visiting Romancing The West.  Stacey will be getting in touch with you.

Next week: western author Chuck Tyrell

3 comments:

  1. I was looking forward to the chicken dinner

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  2. I guess you'll have to settle for some cyber-dumplin's. :) Coffee?

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  3. You should put up a picture of Chicken Dinner Road in Canyon County Idaho

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