Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Reviews for The Baslicato by Carol Ann Kauffman


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on March 23, 2015
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Monday, June 26, 2017

The Baslicato by Carol Ann Kauffman


                                                                

When Dr. Brook Wilson agreed to take on celebrity Italian race car driver Jason Maxwell, known as"The Baslicato," as her patient, little did she realize their relationship would turn her calm, pleasant, well-ordered life upside down, sending her off on dangerous adventures in Utah, southern Italy, and northern Ohio. 


As she prepares him for his big race, she must deal with his demented wife while driving her boyfriend, Dr, Garrett MacEgan into acts of criminal desperation in a attempt to hold on to her.


When tall, handsome British actor Richard MacKenzie wakes up in the hospital after an accident, he discovers he's a short Italian race car driver named Jason Maxwell, known as THE BASLICATO.

The Time After Time series follows a pair of reincarnated lovers, Richard and Nicole, on their many many lifetimes together. They meet in different places, in different eras, and at different stages of their lives.

In this journey, Richard finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time and in the wrong incarnation.


The Baslicato is available at Amazon.com.




Sunday, June 25, 2017

Schedule for June 26 - 30, 2017

Schedule for June 26 - 30

Mon., June 26 - A Look at The Baslicato
by Carol Ann Kauffman
Tues., June 27 - Interview with
British Author Chis Rose
Wed., June 28 - Reviews for
The Baslicato by Carol Ann Kauffman
Thurs., June 29 - Ruby Lips
by Texas Artist Parker Kaufman
Fri., June 30 - Cover Reveal
Where the Night Ends by Melissa Toppen

Friday, June 23, 2017

Christopher Weed, American Metal Sculptor



This gorgeous, eye-catching powder-coated steel beauty called Spore is the work of the very talented American sculptor, Christopher Weed. His work is very well-known in the American West, with pieces on display in Denver and throughout Colorado.  

I had the privilege of viewing this spectacular piece in person at the Museum of Art in Colorado Springs, Colorado in the spring.  This giant purple orb draws you to it, bringing to mind some fascinating scientific object... or maybe a squishy toy... or a kidney stone... or an alien spacecraft from Doctor Who, all at the same time.  Once you see a "Weed" in person, you never forget it.

Christopher was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He graduated from the University of Maryland and spent two years studying sculpture in Munich, Germany. He lives in beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado where he is president of Christopher Weed, Inc.


Wednesday, June 21, 2017

Meet Jack Sorenson, Western Artist


"I think great paintings should tell a story, should involve the viewer. So much of Western Art today depicts a cowboy or an Indian riding across the landscape. I think we as Western Artists have the opportunity to do so much more."
                -Jack Sorenson


 Jack was born in 1954. He lived an old West lifestyle. He worked on a dude ranch and a frontier city. He was a stagecoach driver, a performance gunfighter, and a horse trainer.






Jack was a naturally gifted artist from a very early age. He began painting full-time when he was twenty years old. His first one-man show in 1974 was sold out.







Follow Jack on his website and
Facebook Page.

Resources:
http://ww.jacksorensonfineart.com/

http://m.facebook.com/jacksorensonfineart/