APRIL DAVILA
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142 OSTRICHES
Set against the unexpected splendor of an ostrich ranch in the California desert, April Dávila’s beautifully written debut conjures an absorbing and compelling heroine in a story of courage, family and forgiveness.
“A vivid, uplifting debut...”
—Publishers Weekly
Recent Blog Posts
Back In LA
I’m back! Back in LA, back to my blogging, back to working on my novel, back, back, back. Let me get you up to speed on what happened over the […]
I’m Taking A Few Weeks For The Fam
Hello wonderful readers. If you’ve been following along you know I’ve been kind of stressed by life lately. Sadly, knowing that my blog is sitting here waiting for me to […]
Keep On Keepin’ On
Instead of writing this morning, I nursed, then made a bottle and spent about forty minutes trying to get the (too) little guy to eat more, then I pumped (yeah!) […]
He’s Little, But Sooooo Cute
I had to take the little guy in for more blood tests on Wednesday. I feel like I’ve said this before, but hopefully that will be the last time. I […]
Missing The Novel
My friend asked me yesterday how my novel is coming. I told her it’s on hold, with what I hope sounded like breezy nonchalance. It is on hold. For babies, and […]
I Got My Card
Two weeks ago I blogged about officially being a member of the National Writer’s Union, and made a snarky comment about how I didn’t get a card to carry. Well BLAH […]