All the Seasons Never Lived is a debut novel by Judy Hovis, written as a tribute to the strong women in her family and celebrating women everywhere.

It is France, 1889, a time of romance, betrayal, greed,  murder and a fiercely independent woman who prevails.

Book signing at Barnes & Noble, Sharon Rd. - When:  Saturday, February 12, 2022 from 2:00pm-4:00pm.

Mary Alice Dixon’s poem "They Call Me Crone, But I Know I'm An Old Woman Seizing Her Power" has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize by Gyroscope Review. Her short story "Coaltown Valley Blues, the Almost Happy Life of a Fat Four-Eyed Freak," a story of synesthesia laced with Pennsylvania coal dust, has been selected for Volume 3 of the Northern Appalachia Review. Her story "The Guilty Hat and a Traveler's Mistake," is in the Fall 2021 Personal Story Publishing Project  Anthology "Trouble." The "Hat" is a true tale describing Mary Alice’s humiliation when she accidentally crashed a funeral in France and was accused of wrongs she did not commit.