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Update on Feather Schwartz Foster





A very happy, healthy and prosperous New Year to all of you.

Some nice news about Feather Schwartz Foster and hew newest book MARY LINCOLN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS…

Feather (and "Mary & her PJs") have been accepted to participate in the 23rd annual  Virginia Festival of the Book  March 22-26, 2017.  Details are sketchy right now, but will follow up next month!  

This is a great and prestigious honor – nearly a thousand applications have been submitted, and only a hundred or so are chosen.  I blush.  Stay tuned!

Here are some upcoming speaking/signing events for Feather Schwartz Foster, author of THE FIRST LADIES, and her newest book, MARY LINCOLN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS…


Saturday, January 10 AM  - 2 PM – William & Mary Bookstore, Merchants Sq., Williamsburg, VA 


Saturday, January 21  10 AM –2 PM William & Mary Bookstore, Merchants Sq., Williamsburg, VA 

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"Mary Lincoln's Flannel Pajamas"
and other stories from the First Ladies' Closet

Nifty gift for all occasions!  Nifty selection for your book club!

Available in trade paperback, hard cover and e-book.  
Order now at amazon - http://goo.gl/KHhZ88 
or Barnes & Noble  http://goo.gl/rEcSxb   

NOTE SPECIAL PRICING FOR E-BOOKS!!!  


Super-duper podcasts on 
http://www.historyauthor.com and http://www.historypersonified.com
 
 Delightful (honest!!) PODCASTS.  Downloadable via the internet, I–tunes or whatever else… 


Contact Feather Schwartz Foster to arrange a speaking speaking engagement or a phone-in session with your book club!



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Check out my wordpress blog for some nifty POTUS/FLOTUS and nifty history people stories!
http://wp.me/p3z3zl-X2                                                            An FDR White House Xmas
http://wp.me/p3z3zl-Wp                                                          John Hay, TR and Lincoln's Hair                                                                                                       
http://wp.me/p3z3zl-Xn                                                            Benjamin Harrison and the Washington Centennial.  And Me.
http://wp.me/p3z3zl-Yi                                                             Mary Lincoln: The Last Sad Years
            
 
 



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