“Create community wherever you find yourself.” – Audrey Stringer*
Sarnia-Lambton’s literary community continues to evolve.
Between 2010 and 2018, this southwestern Ontario region has lost seven key and prolific members of its literary community, a few others have moved to other areas, several more have vanished behind closed doors to write, read, or just mourn their loss of friends, family, pets, health, or job.
So many fond memories of Sarnia and area writers sharing their work at The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts.
However, despite the changes, several local writers continue to write and share their words with the public. Some are already well known; others are just making a name for themselves. Some are traditionally published while others have self-published their manuscripts. Over the years, I’ve featured several Sarnia-Lambton writers on my blog.
Today, I’m sharing a compilation of new and familiar writers who are in the literary spotlight this autumn. I hope you will help to celebrate their accomplishments with a loud standing ovation. (My apologies if I’ve missed anyone. Please send me a note in the comment’s section and I will make a note to feature them in an upcoming blog.)
Audrey Stringer’s Fourth Book has Arrived at The Book Keeper
111 Butterfly Moments: Tips to Embrace and Live Life with Joy.
Kites Without Strings 