I was too excited to have my new audiobook available to do a real trailer. But if you watch this part of the St. Louis Writers' Guild Book Fair, you'll understand why I wrote See President McKinley or Die Trying
Find my audiobook on Audible
Skimmer created another clever trailer for Have Your Ticket Punched by Frank James.
Get ready for boxing, carousing, and rescuing an ugly cat.
You can find lots of great advice from our podcasts in David Lucas's archives
St. Louis writers tackle the hows, whats, whens, whys and wherefores of writing. You can find descriptions of our back sessions by clicking our logo. Start with Episode 1-- "Amusing the Muse."
Get Out Picture of me in the Post-Dispatch!
Appearances 2023
March 4
I'll be signing and selling books at the Writers' Guild Meeting from 10:00 a.m. at the Lodge at Des Peres
May 25
September 23
I'l be in the Sisters in Crime Tent at Celebrate Wildwood (Wildwood City Center, west on Manchester which becomes 100). From 11:00 a.m.
My 2019 appearance calendar will illustrate how much things have changed on account of Covid. Will we ever get totally back on track?
April 27
Saturday - 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Women of Words appear at 6 North Cafe, 14438 Clayton Road in Ballwin.
June 14-15
Friday and Saturday - Gateway Con at the Renaissance Airport Hotel, 9801 Natural Bridge Rd, St. Louis, MO 63134.
June 19-22
Wednesday through Saturday - Western Writers' Convention at the Hilton East Hotel, 7600 E. Broadway in Tucson, Arizona.
July 10,
Wednesday.
10:30 a.m. at The St. Louis History Museum, Fedora Amis will be part of Ron Elz’s St. Louis history and pop culture series. Longtime St. Louis DJ and personality Johnny Rabbitt and friends will be presenting “Whatever Happened to…” Fedora will share what-happened-when-they-grew-old tales of famous outlaw Frank James and infamous serial killer Jack the Ripper.
July 16
Tuesday - 1:00 p.m. for the Ladies of Oakland at Oakland House, 7801 Genesta in South St. Louis. "Secrets of Love and Beauty from the Victorian Garden."
September 21
Saturday - Bookfest - 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. at Euclid and Maryland. Fedora will be making friends for mystery and selling her own at the third annual bookfest sponsored by Left Bank Books and the Central West End Association.
Fedora presents "Jack the Ripper in St. Louis--a Victorian Whodunit" to St. Louis County Civilian Retirees.
Photo by Rosemary Wilson
How's this for a Christmas present? Talented artist and good friend Jennifer Stolzer created this image of my heroine Nelly Bly wannabe Jemima McBustle. Jemmy writes for a fictitious newspaper in 1898 St. Louis. Isn't she adorable?
Jennifer, Thank you--with a capital T.
You can see more of Jen's charming artwork at her website
jenniferstolzer.com
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It's official. Jack the Ripper in St. Louis is available in print and in Kindle at Amazon, Main Street Books in St. Charles, Left Bank Books and other fine bookstores. Check out Skimmer's book trailer. I think it's fabulous. Search the title on YouTube--or use this link.
I had to try my hand at a trailer, too. Here 'tis. Mine is more cutesy than fabulous, but I think you might find it adventuresome--and jolly, too. Go back to September 23, 1898 for a little Mayhem at
Buffalo Bill's Wild West.
WOW! I'm on the first minute and a half of the Webster Groves Library Author Showcase. 
