Cheryl Snell's Blog, page 71
May 7, 2010
Blog Tour
We're going on a blog tour! The book in the spotlight is Shiva's Arms, and if you would like to have us visit your blog, or review the book on your blog, we'd be grateful. Send an email to shana@writerslairbooks.com to make arrangements.
May 6, 2010
Winners!
Thanks to all who submitted their funny mother-in-law cooking story to the Mother's Day Contest to win a copy of Shiva's Arms, and congratulations to our two winners: Dan_Doll and Anon!
The prize-winning entries-
The first day I met her, she was cooking seafood. I said, "What's that?" and instead of tentacles she mistakenly told me "testicles."
The first time I cooked an Easter ham for my in-laws, I used my mother-in-law's recipe of baking the ham in a brown paper bag; her ham always turned...
The prize-winning entries-
The first day I met her, she was cooking seafood. I said, "What's that?" and instead of tentacles she mistakenly told me "testicles."
The first time I cooked an Easter ham for my in-laws, I used my mother-in-law's recipe of baking the ham in a brown paper bag; her ham always turned...
April 29, 2010
April 27, 2010
Kind words
Some kind words about the novel from Jennifer Kumar (via Facebook):
A little about Cheryl Snell's book, Shiva's Arms. It's a book about an American woman married to a South Indian man. This book is unlike any other I have come across about Indian culture written by a non-Indian. It's realistic and doesn't rely on stereotypes and preconceived notions but is based on how real people live real, complex lives as real people (that happen to be part of different cultures).
Thanks, Jen!
A little about Cheryl Snell's book, Shiva's Arms. It's a book about an American woman married to a South Indian man. This book is unlike any other I have come across about Indian culture written by a non-Indian. It's realistic and doesn't rely on stereotypes and preconceived notions but is based on how real people live real, complex lives as real people (that happen to be part of different cultures).
Thanks, Jen!
