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March 2020

2 New Books Coming Oct 18, 2020

Save the Date! Sunday, Oct 18, 2020 at 1pm. Join us to hear the secret history of two new books, our latest picture book, Druk and Mita. And Moonwitch of Crushtide Island, Book II in the Dreamhaven, mid-grade fantasy series. We’ll have book drawings, readings and live music. After Oct 18, visit Inevitable Ink to download activities, including ready-to-color illustrations from all our books; Smoke’s Journey Maze and The Moonwitch of Crushtide Island Word Search. On Oct 18th all our books will be available from The Inevitable Ink Bookstore, and indie bookstore Sausalito Books by the Bay. Check out the event flyer below, and Click Here to Register:  link

 

July 2018

Fireworks, Oh Yeah!

Fireworks, oh yeah!

This month we celebrate the launch of the new Inevitable Ink website.

We’ll take a wee moment to send thanks and best wishes to our original webmistress, Julie, as she pursues new paths.

Today, we owe huge thanks and kudos to Jeff Arnold at J. Arnold Consulting for our new design. Jeff deserves maximum credit for working with patience and fortitude to welcome visitors to the worlds of Inevitable Ink.

Many thanks to Mark and Heidi Krahling for generously giving us a photo-shoot at Las Marinitas, their delicious restaurant in San Anselmo, CA. Deep thanks to photographer Mark Morris for his wonderful photos. And cheers to authors Cary Sparks and Christine Harvey for their pivotal feedback.

We look forward to meeting our community here often to share our latest news, promos and events, and to preview our new titles in the coming months.

So come on in. Explore, poke around and let us know what you think.

Happy Fourth of July!

Tracy

June 2018

2019 Titles

We are excited to announce that two new titles will be available from Inevitable Ink in 2019: Beyond the Whispering Winds, and Druk and Mita. Beyond the Whispering Winds is the second book in the Dreamhaven fantasy series. Druk and Mita is a new picture book set in Bhutan, beautifully and authentically illustrated by Lucy Arnold.

September 2017

Hot in More Ways Than One

Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Elizabethan Theatre

 

Ashland Oregon was hot this year with 110° temps, matched by equally hot onstage performances at OSF. I arrived back home inspired and excited to continue work on “Dreamhaven II.” More info on this latest book with you come January, but right now I’ll recommend three plays from Ashland, in case they reach a stage near you.

  • Hannah and the Dread Gazebo by Jiehae Park – the world premiere of a funny, fabled and well-staged play about a Korean family in crisis. The show had plenty of universal appeal. I laughed and, yes, I cried too.
  • Shakespeare in Love – I loved the film and feared disappointment. But this U.S. premier rocked. The adapted script, amazing actors, and full-on Elizabethan costumes cast their spell. Again.
  • Homer’s The Odyssey – Lead actor, Christopher Donahue, brought the ancient tale to life in the outdoor Elizabethan. I love this quote from Director Mary Zimmerman: “The Odyssey outdoors…feels like a bit of a homecoming…to be back in the open air where it was first told and heard, under the same old stars that witnessed it then.” She was oh so right. A magical night of theatre.

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