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Femme Fantastik Tour Says Good-bye to Three Great Authors
As with everything in this world, both great and small, change must come. The Femme Fantastik Tour is saying good-bye to three wonderful authors--Victoria Christopher Murray, Marissa Monteilh and Jacquelin Thomas. We want to extend to them our warmest and most sincere "thank you" for making the inaugural year of the Femme Fantastik Tour such an amazing one. They have been consummate professionals and better yet, supportive friends and colleagues. We all had a great deal of fun together his past year and we wish them all the best in the future and know our paths will cross again. We hope, as the Tour moves forward, you will continue to support these truly gifted writers.
You've been hearing from the Femme Fantastik Tour about our upcoming events in 2006--our M.E.N.K. & Pearls Getaway Retreat in the spring and Femme U Writers Workshops in the fall, please be aware that Victoria, Marissa and Jacquelin will not be participating. Later next year we will announce our new list of exciting authors who will join the Femme Fantastik Tour 2007.
Again, thank you to Marissa, Jacquie and Victoria for being such fantastic members of the Femme Fantastik Tour 2005.
Nina Foxx, Lori Bryant-Woolridge, Carmen Green

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Comments

Anonymous said…
Ouch. Sounds like downsizing. Hope the remaining Femmes keep doing the do.
11:26 AM
Nina Foxx said…
Not at all! There were only 5 of us at most in one place. Victoria, Jaquie and Marissa will always be Founding Femmes. Be on the lookout for some exciting news. The Femmes will continue. We will be rotating guest authors.
12:12 PM
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