Category: Gulf of Mexico
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Mobile Literary Festival
If you subscribe to my monthly newsletter, this will be a reminder, but there is fresh news further down. For those who haven’t heard, this Saturday, May 14, 2022, is the Mobile Literary Festival. After a two-year postponement, we are happy to return to the historic Ben May Main Library branch of Mobile Public Library […]
Carrie Dalby
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Reckless Rebellion is Here
For those who might have missed the news, Reckless Rebellion, the final novel in The Possession Chronicles, is now available. The early bird price for the Kindle edition is expiring soon, so buy it now and save three dollars. Will the offspring of the Melling, Easton, Davenport, and Campbell families handle temptation, unrest, and scandal […]
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About Me
Yes, there is an “About Carrie” page on my website, but it’s a general overview relating mostly to my publishing career. I figured the first month of the year would be a good time to reintroduce myself and give more insight and details to make it easier to find out more of what you’re interested […]
Carrie Dalby
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‘Tis the Season Sales
All three of the Bienvenue Press Christmas charity anthologies are currently marked down to 99 cents on Kindle. While in my series world, each of my short stories can be read alone, and you’ll also get other themed holiday stories from several authors in the collections. Hometown Heroes features the Fortitude/Possession Chronicles tie-in short story […]
Carrie Dalby
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Setting Locations of The Possession Chronicles: Part 2
After being delayed several times, here is the official post about The Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception as it relates to The Possession Chronicles. As a refresher, here is the link to the post with the Part 1, which has a bird’s eye view of the downtown Mobile area–including the cathedral. That post followed several […]