TRACKS Author Published in The Arabesques Review

TRACKS author Eric D. Goodman has a short story published in the current issue of The Arabesques Review. His story has been published both in their print and online versions.

The printed magazine is about 150 pages and features original poetry, fiction, and articles along with translations of essays and interviews by international writers, journalists, scholars, and poets. Each issue is illustrated by featured artists. And every issue includes guest editors from around the world.

The theme of the current issue is Globalization. Not just economically, but socially, politically, emotionally.

Goodman’s story is called Di Did Die (But So Did I). It’s about an American who seems to catch London’s foggy mood during his vacation there the day after Princess Di’s accident.

Coincidentally, Di Did Die (But So Did I) has been published on the tenth anniversary of the tragic accident. Goodman wrote the story ten years ago, a day or two after the accident happened.

You can learn more about The Arabesques Review at their website.

http://www.arabesquespress.org/

Visit the current issue here.

http://www.arabesquespress.org/journal/

Or go directly to Eric D. Goodman’s story, Di Did Die (But So Did I).

http://www.arabesquespress.org/journal/eric_d_goodman/index.html

TRACKS Author Featured at Baltimore Writers Showcase Tomorrow

TRACKS author Eric D. Goodman is a featured speaker in the Baltimore Authors Showcase tomorrow afternoon.

Baltimore area book lovers have a unique opportunity to meet six local fiction authors and hear them read from their recent works at tomorrow's Baltimore Authors Showcase. The event is free and open to the public.

The Showcase takes place on Saturday, August 18 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the historic Canton Branch of the Enoch Pratt Library located at 1030 S. Ellwood Ave. in Baltimore.

Highlighting Baltimore’s contemporary literary talents, the showcase is co-sponsored by the Baltimore Chapter of the Maryland Writers' Association (MWAB) and the Enoch Pratt Free Library with the support of the CityLit Project, Write Here, Write Now, and the Friends of the Canton Library.

Refreshments (in addition to the literature) will be served.

The featured authors are:

Eric D. Goodman - Award-winning author of the novel-in-short-stories TRACKS, and featured in The Washington Post, On Stage Magazine, Travel Insights, Coloquio, The Baltimore Review, Writers Weekly, and Arabesques Review, among others;

Angela Render - Author of the historical novel Forged By Lightning: A Novel of Hannibal and Scipio, and featured in Smithsonian Magazine Online and Writers Journal;

Mathew Lee Gill - Author of the award-winning suspense novel leaving the canoe club;

Lalita Noronha - Award-winning author of a short story collection, Where Monsoons Cry, an editor of The Baltimore Review, and featured in The Baltimore Sun, Catholic Digest, and The Christian Science Monitor;

Paul Lagasse - Award-winning author of the young-adult historical novel Seeing Through Clouds: the Story of an Airship Apprentice; and

Caryn Coyle - Author of fiction featured in the online literary quarterly JMWW.

Come out for an exciting afternoon of fiction and refreshments at the Baltimore Authors Showcase!

For more information, check out the event’s flyer.

http://www.mwabaltimore.org/showcase-flyer.pdf

To read more about it, take a look at the official press release.

http://www.mwabaltimore.org/showcase-pr.pdf

TRACKS Author Serves as Literary Correspondent

Did you know that in addition to writing and editing Writeful, his popular literary blog, TRACKS author Eric D. Goodman also serves as a Book Correspondent for Gather?



Based on the literary-related material Goodman writes for Writeful and shares with the Gather community, the Gather editorial team asked him to publish a regular, weekly column to Gather Essentials on the Books and Writing content channel. He is now a paid literary columnist.



Eric D. Goodman has been publishing his weekly literary column, Lit Bit, on Gather for about six months now. Almost every column makes the front page of Gather.



Every Wednesday, around noon, Eric shares a new Lit Bit. He crafts each bit to fulfill your literary longings, and encourages readers to comment and contribute to the conversation. Gather makes interaction easy, so you can be a part of the column. Eric writes about writers, writing, books, publishing, and all things literary. It's a great way to get feedback from the author and to participate in a literary conversation with other lovers of literature.



Look for the next Lit Bit this Wednesday. Or, hit “recent articles on LitBit” and travel back to all of the past Lit Bits where the conversation – your ability to comment and be commented to – is still alive!



Join the Lit Bit conversation at the following link.



www.Gather.com/LitBit

TRACKS Author Featured in Baltimore Authors Showcase

TRACKS author Eric D. Goodman is a featured speaker in the upcoming Baltimore Authors Showcase.

Baltimore area book lovers will have a unique opportunity to meet six local fiction authors and hear them read from their recent works at the Baltimore Authors Showcase. The event is free and open to the public.

The Showcase takes place on Saturday, August 18 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the historic Canton Branch of the Enoch Pratt Library located at 1030 S. Ellwood Ave. in Baltimore.

Highlighting Baltimore’s contemporary literary talents, the showcase is co-sponsored by the Baltimore Chapter of the Maryland Writers' Association (MWAB) and the Enoch Pratt Free Library with the support of the CityLit Project, Write Here, Write Now, and the Friends of the Canton Library.

Refreshments (in addition to the literature) will be provided.

The featured authors are:

Eric D. Goodman - Award-winning author of the novel-in-short-stories TRACKS, and featured in The Washington Post, On Stage Magazine, Travel Insights, Coloquio, The Baltimore Review, Writers Weekly, and Arabesques Review, among others;

Angela Render - Author of the historical novel Forged By Lightning: A Novel of Hannibal and Scipio, and featured in Smithsonian Magazine Online and Writers Journal;

Mathew Lee Gill - Author of the award-winning suspense novel leaving the canoe club;

Lalita Noronha - Award-winning author of a short story collection, Where Monsoons Cry, an editor of The Baltimore Review, and featured in The Baltimore Sun, Catholic Digest, and The Christian Science Monitor;

Paul Lagasse - Award-winning author of the young-adult historical novel Seeing Through Clouds: the Story of an Airship Apprentice; and

Caryn Coyle - Author of fiction featured in the online literary quarterly JMWW.

Come out for an exciting afternoon of fiction and refreshments at the Baltimore Authors Showcase! For more information, check out the event’s flyer.

http://www.mwabaltimore.org/showcase-flyer.pdf

To read more about it, take a look at the official press release.

http://www.mwabaltimore.org/showcase-pr.pdf