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Hi Lucy,

Loved the comic about your voyage! Brought the memories back to me.

Enjoy the tour and best of luck with your new book.

Best Regards,

Veronica Lawlor

PS If you're interested, you can read about my voyage in my blog posts, here: 

Part one: http://www.veronicalawlor.com/?p=1767

Part two: http://www.veronicalawlor.com/?p=1822

Part three: http://www.veronicalawlor.com/?p=1913

The images are small since we updated our blogs and I haven't adjuster them yet, but you'll get the idea! 

On Sat, Jun 4, 2016 at 10:53 PM, Lucy Bellwood <NoReply_Bellwood@fer3.com> wrote:

Greetings, Fellow Voyagers!

I hope this finds you all well. As a refresher, I came aboard the Morgan to produce this comic, and have since continued my dual career as tall ship sailor and cartoonist. 

I'm writing because I'm out on the East Coast touring to promote my new book, Baggywrinkles: a Lubber's Guide to Life at Sea, and realized it's very likely that some of you might be a) interested and b) in the area!

Baggywrinkles is a collection of nonfiction comics about maritime history and my time aboard tall ships, and I'm THRILLED to be bringing it to the East Coast. I'll be in Mystic TOMORROW (Sunday June 5th) at 1pm signing at Bank Square Books. 

I realize this is rather short notice, so if any of you are near Boston, New York, D.C., or Ann Arbor, I would be delighted to catch up with you further on in the tour. You can find details of all the tour stops in these cities here. (I've also attached the the tour poster if that's of use.)

Thanks for taking a look! If you'd like a peek at the book there's a PDF edition of it right here.

Fair winds,

Lucy

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