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FerchArthur
Member since 11/03/2007
Indy Writers' Group Meeting
Indy Writers Group Meeting Borders @ Merchant's Point in Carmel, IN. The corner of Keystone and 116th Street. Monday May 26, 2008 7:30 to 10:00pm ...
Indy Authors Discuss the New Climate of Publishing
Indy Writers' Group Kate Chaplin (317) 833-8861 indywritersgroup@gmail.com http://indywritersgroup.blogspot.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Indy Authors Discuss the New Climate of Publishing INDIANAPOLIS, IN - The Indy ...
Confused about publishing terms?
Self-publish? Vanity Publish? Print on Demand? There are purists who definitely split hairs over these terms! For me, I see LULU as self-publishing. In the ...
A perspective on the method of my madness as a writer
When people ask me how I got into writing I answer: "Because King Arthur commanded me to", and literally mean it. Let me explain. Many ...
Author event/reading
Saturday February 2, 2008 Time: 2:00pm - 3:00pm Tipton Public Library 127 E. Madison Street Tipton, IN Debra A. Kemp will read selections from her ...
Fisher's Lightshow an E-ticket
The lightshow in Reynold's Park in Fishers at the corner of 126th and Hwy 37 is a must see! It's free and you don't even ...
The House of Pendragon I: The Firebrand/a free sample chapter
THE HOUSE OF PENDRAGON, BOOK I THE FIREBRAND (An excerpt) by DEBRA A. KEMP Amber Quill Press, LLC http://www.amberquill.com This book is a work of ...
Indy Writers Group Meeting
Indy Writers Group Meeting Borders @ Merchant's Point in Carmel, IN. The corner of Keystone and 116th Street. Monday December 10, 2007 7:30 to 10:00pm ...
Booksigning
Midwest Writer's Author Showcase The annual Authors' Showcase will be held this year in conjunction with the "Enchanted Luminaria Walk" in Muncie, IN. Minnetrista Center ...
Local Author Earns Second National Book Award Nomination
Contact: Debra A. Kemp FerchArthur@aol.com For immediate release: INDIANA AUTHOR GAINS SECOND NATIONAL BOOK AWARD NOMINATION Author Debra A. Kemp of Noblesville, Indiana was named ...
Wow,cool.Welcome.
FerchArthur: I read your review of Claddagh. So how were the "chips" in the fish and chips? If they were french fries, I'll pass. But if they were really chips, I'll try it.
JL,
I'm afraid we shall need to agree to disagree on this! I tend to prefer the "chips" in the UK style--that which we indeed call french fries as opposed to American chips which are called "crisps" in the UK. For a good plate of chips in the style you prefer, I suggest Fion McCool's (Not sure I have that spelling correct) in Fishers on 116th Street. Having never been there before I ordered them expecting the other style, so they had a strike against them at first. But they were quite tasty, fresh, warm, crispy.
Thanks for reading the review and commenting!
Cheers, Debra
I just found out about your writing group. Anything set for June?