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Vivian
Gilbert Zabel
Author
Email &
Book Website
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Link to
Publisher
Stolen
(Fiction: Novel with suspense and romance)
ISBN:
978-0-9825886-4-2, approximately 6x9" and 200 pages - $18.99 (softcover)
Special Showcase price of
$15.00, including tax
When troubles
and tragedies steal the joy and happiness from life, a
person has two choices: to rebuild and find a way to
continue living or to give up. Torri faces adversity after
adversity and finds a way to reconstruct her life. However,
when the most drastic tragedy hits, she doesn't know if she
can continue or not.
Other books by the same author at the festival will include:
Walking the Earth: Life's Perspectives in Poetry: with some poetry by Jacque Graham
Hidden Lies and Other Stories: with stories with Holly Jahangiri
The Base Stealers Club, a teen book, baseball and mystery: by V. Gilbert Zabel
Case of the Missing Coach: a sequel to The Base Stealers Club
Prairie Dog Cowboy: teen historical and adventure
Midnight Hours: mystery/suspense novel
Vivian Zabel, born on Randolph Air
Force Base when still Randolph Field, Texas, followed her
military father from Texas to Guam, from Oklahoma to
Morocco, and finally graduated from Limestone High School,
Maine.
For as long as she can remember, she told stories to friends
and siblings. She doesn't know when she started writing
them, but the first sample of her poetry shows it was
written when she was in the third grade.
By the time she attended junior high, Vivian knew she wanted
to write novels. Classmates may have laughed at the time,
but they now believe she may have known her future. No one
realized, though, it would be so far in her future.
Her life experiences, including her marriage to Robert for
over 45 years, provide the foundation for many of her
stories, novels, and poems. Glimpses of children,
grandchildren, and great-grandchildren can be found in her
works, as well as the joys, the sorrows, and trials of life.
After teaching English, composition, creative writing,
yearbook, newspaper, and literary magazine, she decided to
use the skills she honed as she taught others to write
full-time. She retired in 2001, but finds she still misses
working with students, especially the speech/debate teams.
Often her body moans with the aches and pains from living a
full life, but at heart, Vivian remains young. She draws on
reserves of emotion to bring her writing to life.
Limited Space - Author exhibits by reservation only
October 9, 2010
Embassy Suites Hotel
Embassy Ballroom
3332 S 79th E Ave. (I-44)
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74145
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Also that weekend:
Friday Evening, October 8 - 6:00 PM
Dinner with Oklahoma Authors
to benefit
Friends of the Oklahoma Historical
Society Archives, Inc.
Mr. Welge will also present a
short topic during the Benefit Dinner, Friday evening, October 8, 2010
$30.00
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PDF Brochure
Saturday, October 9 - 9AM-3PM
Genealogical Seminar: Resources in the Research Division of OHC
Mr.
William D. Welge, Director
Research
Division
Oklahoma History Center
Admission for the day of learning - $25.00/lunch included.
Have friends join you for lunch: extra lunch reservations
- $15.00 each
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