The Gift

By way of a gift to Five Rivers supporters, readers, fans, we’re offering you this excerpt from Lorina Stephens’ collection of short stories, And the Angels Sang. The work is held under copyright by Lorina Stephens, and may not be reproduced in any form without direct permission of the author. The Gift Without Laura’s environmental data the geological report meant little. Again Brian glanced at the calendar on the computer. A dark square outlined today….

Goodreads Festive Season Sale

Exclusively at Goodreads, all of Five Rivers eBooks are available from now until January 1, 2011 for a mere $1.00. It’s our way of saying thank you to all the people who support and believe in indie presses, and who love interesting and eclectic books. The eBooks are all in ePub format, and so easily read on most readers and computers. If you do avail yourself of this special offer, we’d love to read your…

Chat with Lorina Stephens

In our continuing efforts to allow fans and readers access to our authors, we decided to open another discussion on Facebook with the woman who started it all here at Five Rivers, author and publisher, Lorina Stephens. Here’s your opportunity to query Lorina about any of her books, the writing process, and publishing. The discussion will be ongoing. However, three participants will receive a copy of one of her books, in either print or digital…

Lorina Stephens at Chapters, London

This coming Saturday, November 27, our own publisher and author, Lorina Stephens, will appear at Chapters, 86 Fanshawe Park Road East, London, ON, between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. Marking the last book signing in her promotional tour for her cultural fantasy novel, From Mountains of Ice, the event will be an excellent opportunity for visitors to pick up a signed copy for either themselves or someone on their gift list. Called ‘an entertaining and original…

Virtual Discussions with Five Rivers Authors

Click through to Kobo Two ongoing discussions are taking place during the next two weeks at Five Rivers Facebook page, and for visitors it’s an opportunity to ask all writing-related questions of Nate Hendley, author of Al Capone: Chicago’s King of Crime and Motivate to Create: a guide for writers, and his sister, Alicia Hendley, author of the debut novel, A Subtle Thing. The discussion with Alicia ends this week, with a draw on Friday,…