Bringing Maine Home
My book manuscript, "Bringing Maine Home: The Regeneration of a Local Food Community" is complete and out to several potential agents and Chelsea Green Publishers. Please add your intention to mine that it be published and promote local food.
If you are interested in becoming a reader/commenter for the manuscript, let me know.
Also, if you think "Feeding You and ME: The Regeneration of Maine's Local Food Community" is a stronger title, let me know.
Merry
If you are interested in becoming a reader/commenter for the manuscript, let me know.
Also, if you think "Feeding You and ME: The Regeneration of Maine's Local Food Community" is a stronger title, let me know.
Merry
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Permalink Reply by LisaF on -
Hi Merry - All my best thoughts for your book landing with the right publisher. I think I like the first title.
Take care,
Lisa
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Permalink Reply by Merry Hall on -
Thanks, Lisa. Your support is always nourishing. Merry
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Permalink Reply by Salt Pig on -
Merry,
I too like the first title and would be interested in reading/commenter for your manuscript. I have been a restaurant critic in Charleston SC, before moving to Maine. Email me privately if you wish.
Tom
tom@thesaltpig.com
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Permalink Reply by Liz McClunin on -
Merry, best of luck on your book. I like the first title best. Also I would be happy to read your manuscript if you still have a need. I have consulted CSA farms, owned an organic farm, and worked within the realm of food, farming and the healing arts. Thanks, Liz
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Permalink Reply by Merry Hall on
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Dear Liz, Thank you for your feedback and your interest. I'd love to have you read the manuscript. Your experience will make you a great critic. I can email you one or two chapters at a time. Please contact me at mainelyorganic (at) yahoo (dot) com and I'll send you the first two chapters.
Gratefully, Merry
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Permalink Reply by Cynthia Thayer on -
Hi Meredith,
Cynthia Thayer here. I had no idea you were writing a foodie book. As you probably know, I have an organic farm and am very into food - local and organic.
Check out our web site
www.darthiafarm.com
Where do you have the book? Seems like your memoir - which was great - is doing well.
Cynthia
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Permalink Reply by Merry Hall on
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If my reply didn't come through, please let me know at mainelyorganic@yahoo.com. Merry Hall
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Permalink Reply by Merry Hall on
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Hi Cynthia,
Wrong Meredith Hall (there are 3 of us in northern New England!) My book, BRINGING FOOD HOME: THE MAINE EXAMPLE, is available online at amazon.com for $23.95 plus shipping or as a signed copy from me for $24 by check to Merry Hall, 41 Katherine's Way, Sabattus, Maine 04280.
Blessings, Merry
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Permalink Reply by Bob on -
Although maybe it is a little cutesy, I like the 2d title. And I'll look for your book when it's (hopefully) published.
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Permalink Reply by Merry Hall on
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My book, BRINGING FOOD HOME: THE MAINE EXAMPLE, is available online at amazon.com for $23.95 plus shipping or as a signed copy from me for $24 by check to Merry Hall, 41 Katherine's Way, Sabattus, Maine 04280.
Blessings, Merry
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Permalink Reply by Darren Allen on -
Im interested in reading the material.
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Permalink Reply by Merry Hall on
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My book, BRINGING FOOD HOME: THE MAINE EXAMPLE, is available online at amazon.com for $23.95 plus shipping or as a signed copy from me for $24 by check to Merry Hall, 41 Katherine's Way, Sabattus, Maine 04280.
Blessings, Merry
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