OUR DAILY BREAD has been named as one of the “Very Best Books of the Year” by Canada’s The Globe & Mail.
OUR DAILY BREAD has also been named as of the “Best Books of the Year” by The Boston Globe (chosen by Jane Ciabatttari, of the National Book Critics Circle) .
Harper Collins Perennial has bought the Canadian rights for OUR DAILY BREAD, which means they’ll be repackaging the book (I’m quite excited to see what they’ll come up with and will keep you posted), and republishing in early March. Until then, the book won’t be available at Canadian outlets such as Amazon.ca. For my friends in the US, nothing changes — the book is still available in all the usual ways.
The essay, “Breaking Down”, will appear in The Serving House Journal’s soon-to-be-published anthology, Winter Tales: Women Write About Aging.
Watch Lauren’s presentation at the Princeton Public Library, March 19, 2011
She’s also doing a great deal of teaching… click here to read an article about the “Sharpening the Quill” workshops from the Princeton Packet, and here, for an article about Lauren in Princeton’s Town Topics.
Click here to read Lauren’s essay, THE TRUTH HAS A PRICE published in The Globe & Mail.
