INTRODUCING
L. M. BRYSKI
I'm excited to announce a *NEW* author has joined the team at Moran Publishing - L. M. Bryski. I met Lisa via Twitter and was introduced to her work through an author with Moran Publishing.
I'll simply state - I was blown away by the manuscript of L. M. Bryski's first novel, The BOOK OF BIRDS, and I knew immediately I *needed* to publish this book. The Book of Birds is a dark coming of age tale that I can't wait to share with readers. But, I won't blather on about this book - here are some details about the author and her book - provided *by* the author. In her own words:
L. M. Bryski
I'll simply state - I was blown away by the manuscript of L. M. Bryski's first novel, The BOOK OF BIRDS, and I knew immediately I *needed* to publish this book. The Book of Birds is a dark coming of age tale that I can't wait to share with readers. But, I won't blather on about this book - here are some details about the author and her book - provided *by* the author. In her own words:
L. M. Bryski
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
L. M. (Lisa) Bryski, MD, is Canadian, convenient since her home is somewhere in Canada. She could reside most anywhere though, as she spends considerable time living in her own head. Lisa is a real doctor, but doesn’t play one on TV. She gets to wear a lab coat at work, and likes to fix emergencies, not cause them.
Lisa has many proclivities, including a love of pancakes and all things breakfast. She enjoys reading and writing, and is very proud of her pronunciation of difficult words. Her humour is horrible, her punctuation abysmal, but she always finds a way to end her sentences with a period.
The Book of Birds is Lisa’s first novel. The narrative is a 1940s coming of age story inspired by many childhood visits to Saskatchewan, a love of ornithology and the movie, ‘At the Circus’. Somehow in Lisa’s oddball mind, it all came together in the form of a book. Lisa’s novel tells of Elly and her sister Dot, newly orphaned girls who move to a small prairie town to live with their grandparents. Elly’s struggles to fit in lead both girls into danger. The consequences are unfortunate, and hopefully well worth the money to read about.
Lisa’s award shelf is currently empty. She hopes to fill it someday with bright shiny trophies from the literary world. Barring that, maybe a few more books would be nice.
You can find L. M. Bryski on Twitter as @LMBryski. She also has a website, www.lmbryski.com, and can be reached by email, lmbryski.writer@gmail.com. Enquiries about the author may also be made through Moran Publishing.
L. M. (Lisa) Bryski, MD, is Canadian, convenient since her home is somewhere in Canada. She could reside most anywhere though, as she spends considerable time living in her own head. Lisa is a real doctor, but doesn’t play one on TV. She gets to wear a lab coat at work, and likes to fix emergencies, not cause them.
Lisa has many proclivities, including a love of pancakes and all things breakfast. She enjoys reading and writing, and is very proud of her pronunciation of difficult words. Her humour is horrible, her punctuation abysmal, but she always finds a way to end her sentences with a period.
The Book of Birds is Lisa’s first novel. The narrative is a 1940s coming of age story inspired by many childhood visits to Saskatchewan, a love of ornithology and the movie, ‘At the Circus’. Somehow in Lisa’s oddball mind, it all came together in the form of a book. Lisa’s novel tells of Elly and her sister Dot, newly orphaned girls who move to a small prairie town to live with their grandparents. Elly’s struggles to fit in lead both girls into danger. The consequences are unfortunate, and hopefully well worth the money to read about.
Lisa’s award shelf is currently empty. She hopes to fill it someday with bright shiny trophies from the literary world. Barring that, maybe a few more books would be nice.
You can find L. M. Bryski on Twitter as @LMBryski. She also has a website, www.lmbryski.com, and can be reached by email, lmbryski.writer@gmail.com. Enquiries about the author may also be made through Moran Publishing.
