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What an awesome day today at the Tucson Festival of Books at the University of Arizona. A great day of connections, great stories, and delightful encounters.

We will be back tomorrow, Sunday, with several authors joining us again throughout the day... Come and enjoy the third largest book festival in the country.

Check out our authors and books: https://a3dimpressions.com

Author Elliot Glicksman is featured this week on AZPM's "Arizona Spotlight" speaking about his first book, "So Far So Good: Answers to Questions I Should Have Been Asked", published by A3D Impressions, a poignant and funny memoir. Catch Elliot as he speaks with host, Mark McLemore.

The life and loves of virtuoso Maria Callas explored in the play "Master Class". Also on Arizona Spotlight:The International Uranium Film Festival returns to Tucson; the comedy of Elliot Glicksman; and "Stories That Soar!" looks at how children cope with depression.

A3D Impressions will be at the Tucson Festival of Books this weekend. Find us at Booth 155, across from the south entrances to the Student Union near the Food Vendors.

A collective of A3D Impressions authors will be stopping by throughout the festival, with copies of their books on hand for sale. (All are available online at Amazon and Barnes & Noble as well.)

Voncille Henry, “Staying on the Nice Side of God: A Childhood Memoir”
Dr. Nooshie Motaref, “Girl Raised in Bulls Blood”, “Bird of Paradise”, “Land of Roses and Nightingales”, “Tapestries of the Heart”
Elliot Glicksman, “So Far So Good: Answers to Questions I Should Have Been Asked”
Rick Wamer, “Long Shadow Days: Grief Walking”
Donna F. Brown, “Finding Medusa”, “One Moonlit Night”

Favorite books will be available by the late poet, playwright, mime, E. Reid Gilbert, including his “100 Limericks for 100 Days of Trump”.

Don’t miss this wonderful weekend of author presentations, panels, independent authors, performances - all things books - a major Tucson annual event on the campus of the University of Arizona.

For more information go to https://tucsonfestivalofbooks.org

Do you have a book you would like help in publishing? Come visit us at the festival or contact us: [email protected]

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eBook Now Available on Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/So-Far-Good-Answers-Questions-ebook/dp/B0CW2W6QNX/ref=monarch_sidesheet

Looking for some great holiday reading? Check out A3D Impressions' latest SPOTLIGHT release, So Far So Good: Answers to Questions I Should Have Been Asked by Elliot Glicksman.

And coming soon, announcing new releases by A3D Impressions Authors: Nooshie Motaref, Voncille Henry & E. Reid Gilbert.

See more on our website, www.a3dimpressions.com

I have been interviewed and share readings from my book of poetry, Long Shadow Days, (now in paperback) tomorrow and Saturday on AZPM our local NPR station. All times are Arizona time listed below (see end of promo from the station) or Thursday, 11:30 am and 9:00 pm EST - 8:30 am and 6:00 pm PST or Saturday at 6:00 pm EST and 3:00 pm PST. Hope you can listen in.
Featured on the May 18, 2023 edition of ARIZONA SPOTLIGHT with host Mark McLemore:
Meet journalist Danyelle Khmara (kah-MAR-ah), who is now covering the U.S. / Mexico border for AZPM. Khmara shares her history with living in Mexico and writing about immigration for the Arizona Daily Star…
The new animated documentary film “Home is Somewhere Else” tells three different stories about immigration across the Southern border. It will screen at the Fox Tucson Theatre on May 24th. Film essayist Chris Dashiell (dash-EEL) offers his review of the film, while Mark interviews co-directors Carlos Hagerman (HAY-gur-man) and Jorge Villalobos (HOR-hay vee-ah-LO-bos) about bringing these moving true stories to life for the screen...
And, multi-talented performance artist, director and author Rick Wamer (WAY-mer) reads from his new poetry collection Long Shadow Days: Grief Walking, and shares some personal lessons about living with love and loss…
ARIZONA SPOTLIGHT airs every Thursday at 8:30 am and 6:00 pm and every Saturday at 3:00 pm on NPR 89.1 FM / 1550 AM.
Stories are posted online at AZPM.org.
Stream online: https://media.azpm.org/master/doc/stream/npr.html
Long Shadow Days available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and your favorite local bookstore.

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When I was in High School, I worked in our print shop with one of my teacher/mentors. I remember one day having a conversation after changing out some ink plates on the offset printer, having just made new ones for the next pages of a newsletter.

I looked forward to working in that printshop. I must admit the sound of the press, the smells of the inks, and the feel of the papers, the seeming magic of seeing a printer drum rolling over blank pages producing information in legible print was such a visceral experience for me. I looked forward to those days working in that printshop.

My teacher looked at me at one point and said something akin to, "Look, Rick, you seem to love this work. You should consider going into publishing."

I never let go of that love or possibility as I moved through a wonderful career in the performing arts, of which I am still actively engaged with.

However, when an opportunity came along a few years ago, with new technologies in the independent publishing business, and following a request from a mentor who wanted to publish a book to have me help self publish it, Donn Poll and longtime friend and cohort, Dina Delaney, my wife, and I started the author help service and independent hybrid publishing company, A3D Impressions.

We now have several amazing authors in our catalogue with titles covering topics ranging from performing art memoirs, poetry, short stories and health and wellness.

Today we are launching a series of summer video blog posts that allow you to meet our authors and hear from them about their lives, passions and books.

First up is Donna F Brown, Author and Co-Founding member of Chicago 1970s band, Medusa, and author of Finding Medusa. Donn Poll, Creative Director, and I speak with Donna about her journey with the band and how her amazing life story is captured in this personal memoir that sheds light on the evolution and origins of 70s Progressive Rock and so much more.

She and her husband, Gary Brown, close out the interview with a delightful rendition of one of their songs from their home studio setting.

Take a look here, and check out our A3D Impressions website, while you're there. You may enjoy some of our titles for a good summer time read!

https://www.a3dimpressions.com/people-on-books

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People on Books — A3D Impressions The authors of A3D Impressions speak with co-founding publishers, Rick Wamer and Donn Poll about their books, creative process, significant life events and passions.

Awareness3D Love Difference A3D Productions with Mika Deslongchamps and the Vail Theatre of the Arts Present: ON HALLOWED GROUND: Stories for the Season, An Evening of Dance/Mime Theatre with Mika Deslongchamps and Rick Wamer

Hallowed Ground, info and tix: https://halowedground.bpt.me

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Awareness3D Love Difference Lying in bed, I heard the rain on the roof last night. “Good.” I won’t have to water the impatiens. It’s comforting, for some reason. Probably has to do with childhood or the rhythm or something primordial. I wondered about how the sound of rain falling on our roofs in the middle of the nigh...

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Awareness3D Love Difference Enrique Feldman is a thought leader, inspirational speaker, exceptional two-time grammy nominee and educator. He shares with us what Love Difference means to him.

Thank you to all who have liked our page and for loving difference! We appreciate you!

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Awareness3D Love Difference Awareness3D, LLC is a social enterprise that celebrates difference in all of its manifestation in life, especially among peoples, races and diverse ideologies for the betterment of global community and personal expression. We collect and highlight people and their stories celebrating difference, sel

BE the love!

Awareness3D Love Difference We don’t always SEE the love when we’re in line at the supermarket or waiting for a traffic light to change. We have to BE the love. We have to show it and do it. 

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Love Difference - Now More than Ever! I am a performing artist, poet, writer, educator and creative.  I appreciate a culture of diversity and pluralism.  I attempt to expand my encounter with those who are other in as many ways as possible, and can always do more, and better.   My work is deeply personal. Y

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Summer icon. These chairs are always more comfortable than they look. But they become harder to get out of as “they” get older.

Why bother trying to put into words the beauty of summer mornings around the lake.
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Morning at the bridge Why bother trying to put into words the beauty of summer mornings around the lake. ©2019 Donn Poll USA

Richard Avedon and my grandfather had very little in common. Except in the 1960s they each snapped photos that still hold my imagination (below). Snapped, in the case of Avedon, might not be the best term. But Grandpa’s is a snapshot. (Avedon (1923-2004) was a famed photographer and my grandpa (1901-1996) was a nondenominational minister.) Both photos are of midcentury women — in their 60s to 80s —at ritual gatherings; one… [ 438 more words ]
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My grandpa and Richard Avedon Richard Avedon and my grandfather had very little in common. Except in the 1960s they each snapped photos that still hold my imagination (below). Snapped, in the case of Avedon, might not be the b…

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