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• Crystal King, “Writing Rules That Were Made to be Broken: Think in Terms of Guidelines, Not Rules”
  GrubStreet | 3.28.2018
• Ursula DeYoung, “Writing Rules That Were Made to be Broken: Stay Close to Home”
  GrubStreet | 3.29.2018
• Liz O’Donnell on Dealing with the Challenges of Being a Working Daughter
  Advice to My Younger Me | 3.28.2018
• Crystal King, “Stepping Back in Time to Dine at the Ancient Roman Table”
  Yarde Book Promotions | 3.27.2018
• Linda Ann Lo Schiavo, “Ancient Romans at Table: A Delicious Discussion with Food Historian and Educator Andrew Coletti”
  L'idea Magazine | 3.26.2018
• Over One Hundred Join in Celebrating Posthumous Publication of Elaine Ford’s This Time Might be Different
  Islandport Press | 3.25.2018
• Attica: Paradigm of Unequal Justice — Book Talk with Whistleblower Malcolm Bell
  John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York | 3.20.2018
• Elaine Ford Proves She Knew Maine in Posthumously Published Stories
  Portland Press Herald | 3.18.2018
• MPP Gila Martow Introduces Sharon Hart-Green’s Come Back for Me in Ontario Legislative Assembly
  Ontario Legislative Assembly | 3.12.2018
• Sharon Hart-Green to Read from Debut Novel in Jerusalem
  The Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel | 2.20.2018
• Professor Melissa R. Klapper, “Pirouettes from the Past: The History of Ballet in Children’s Books”
  Balancing Pointe, The Premier Dance Network | 2.9.2018
• Book Review: Come Back for Me By Sharon Hart-Green
  Jewish Home LA | 2.9.2018
• GO Lit’s Amaryah Orenstein to Lead “Ask the Agent” Seminar
  GrubStreet | 2.9.2018
• Feast of Sorrow Round-Up
  Cook The Books | 2.1.2018
• Review of Sharon Hart-Green’s Come Back for Me: a story of hate, fear, love and hope
  Book Time | 2.6.2018