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Anahita's Woven Riddle, ALA Top Ten Best Books, Book Sense/Indie Pick
Check out the new edition of my debut novel set in Iran, re-issued by Nortia Press, as well as its companion novel Night Letter, released February 2013. Anahita is also available in e-book formats at http://www.amazon.com/Anahitas-Woven-Riddle-ebook/dp/B005M3MJYU
Night Letter
Cover Art by Tehran Artist Rashin Kheiriyeh
About Me
Meghan Nuttall Sayres is a tapestry weaver and author of Anahita's Woven Riddle, among other books for chidren and adults. She is a member of Authors Building Bridges with Muslim Cultures, The International Board on Books For Young People, PEN America, The Authors Guild, and The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators
Original Hardback
published by Harry N. Abrams Books
Original paperback edition
published by Harry N. Abrams Books
Italian Translation
published by Rizzoli Books, Milan, Italy
Turkish Translation
published by Yakamoz Kitaplari, Istanbul, Turkey
Hebrew Tranlsation
published by Keter Books, Israel
Daughters of the Desert
A collection of short stories on women from the Chrisitan, Jewish and Muslim Traditions
Weaving Tapestry in Rural Ireland
Story of an artists' cooparative in Donegal, Ireland
The Shape of Betts Meadow: A Wetlands Story
A lyrical ode to wetlands demonstrating how one person can make a difference
My Absolute Favorite Indie Bookstore
Book People of Moscow Idaho
Other Indie Bookseller Favs
Many Independent Bookstores will ship books to your door like Amazon. Check out Aunties and Tin Man Bookstores in Spokane; Elliot Bay and University of WA Bookstores in Seattle; Powells Bookstore in Portland; The Kings English and Sam Wellers Bookstores in Salt Lake City; and Back of Beyond Books in Moab, Utah. Your entire community benefits by buying locally.
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