by gailingis | Oct 3, 2019 | Books, Events, Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post
On Saturday, October 12, libraries across North America (and the world) will be celebrating INDIE AUTHOR DAY. It’s the third annual event celebrating indie (self-published) authors in their home towns and cities. And it truly gets better every year! I’ll...
by gailingis | Sep 26, 2019 | Books, Family, Fiction, Food, Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post, Holidays, News, Romance
I have a recipe for you today straight from Mrs. Maniscalco’s kitchen. About 70 years ago, I babysat for Mrs. Maniscalco’s grandson, Bennett. They lived above my parents’ variety store in Brooklyn. The one remark from her that stands out to me was,...
by gailingis | Sep 19, 2019 | Fiction, Gail Ingis Author, History, News, Romance, Women
The following is an interview that author Claire Gem did with me. I wanted to share it with you: Today I’m honored to host author/artist/Brooklyn born blonde Gail Ingis to talk about her new release, The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin. Gilded Age Heiresses comes to life...
by gailingis | Sep 5, 2019 | Celebrations, Events, Gail Ingis Author, History, Life Lessons, New York, News, Women
This blog is a revision and a reminder that The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin will be published a few days from today. I’m preparing a letter with the link to the Amazon review page that will post just after midnight for my ARC readers. There’s no point in...
by gailingis | Aug 1, 2019 | Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post, History, News, Romance, Writing
Educational donation to Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum for each book pre-ordered. Pre-Order the book on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/s?k=unforgettable+miss+baldwin+by+gail+ingis&i=stripbooks&ref=nb_sb_noss What’s that mean? Per-order dessert, that what I...
by gailingis | Nov 29, 2018 | Celebrations, Cozy, Gail Ingis Author, News, Writing
The day before Thanksgiving, on our ride to Raleigh, this wasn’t the only incident causing a mega traffic mess. There were other accidents, and thousands of cars and trucks going south. We were in the middle, our muddle, should have left before sunup. Our kids,...
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