Romance Writers of America’s national conference, June 2011 |
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Jayne Hoogenberk of Harlequin's digital team. |
Gail with Karen Anders, who is signing her fabulous book. |
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Gail with the incredible Cindy Gerard, NY Times bestselling author, at the Literacy For Life booksigning. |
Agent Pam Hopkins, Gail, and editor Susan Litman at the National Readers' Choice Awards. |
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Daphne finalists Heather Leonard, Gail Barrett, and Jacki Delecki. |
Gail with NY Times bestselling author, Deanna Raybourn at the Rita finalist reception. |
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Gail with Sally MacKenzie, USA Today bestselling author. |
Harlequin Romantic Suspense authors en route to the Harlequin party at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel.
Kathleen Creighton, Nina Bruhns, Gail Barrett, Karen Anders, Cindy Dees, Carla Cassidy, Kylie Brandt, Virna DePaul. |
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Ann Voss Peterson, Gail Barrett, and Carol Peterson all glammed up at the Harlequin party. |
Gail and editor Susan Litman, at the Rita Award ceremony. |
My Recent Trip to London |
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Stonehenge. |
West Kennet Long Barrow, a 5,600 yr. old tomb. |
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Greenwich. Standing on the Prime Meridian, one foot in each
hemisphere. |
A chamber inside West Kennet Long Barrow. |
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Avebury, a stone circle larger than Stonehenge. |
Another view of Avebury. |
Turn the Page Bookstore book signing - December 2008 |
(Left to right): Kathryn Caskie, Dolly Nasby, Gail Barrett, Nora Roberts, Elaine Fox |
Photos from Romance Writers of America’s national conference in San Francisco |
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Chinatown |
A Cable Car |
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Breakfast at the famed Sears Diner with other Silhouette Romantic Suspense authors:(left to right) RaeAnne Thayne, Beth Cornelison, Susan Vaughan, Gail Barrett, Nina Bruhns, Kim Van Meter. |
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Recent Booksignings |
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WRW Spring Retreat. Gail Barrett, Heidi Betts, Karen Anders. |
Gail Barrett, Karen Anders, Heidi Betts, Carolyn Greene. |
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Turn the Page booksigning, Boonesboro, MD. Gail Barrett, Mary Burton. |
Barnes & Noble booksigning, Frederick, MD. Susan Donovan, M.K.Trent, Gail Barrett, Maggie Toussaint. |
Photos from my research trip to Peru |
In October, I accompanied the medical missionaries into the mountains of Peru around Ayaviri (elevation 13,000 ft.). Every day we went into a different village to give what medical aid we could to the poor. Most of the people were Quechua, descended from the Inka. Here are some photos from the trip. |
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A woman in Ayaviri. |
The market in Ayaviri. They grow an amazing variety of potatoes and beans. |
A woman selling her wares at the market. |
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Most of the buildings in the villages had thatched roofs. |
A village street. |
A town we passed through. |
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The children were darling but their rosy cheeks are due to sun damage. |
Villagers lining up to see the doctors. |
At the end of the week, my husband and I made a brief detour to see Machu Picchu. Unfortunately, I was so sick by then that I had to abandon the tour. But I was (briefly) there! |
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Interestingly, the women put hair extensions made of black yarn on the ends of their braids. |
Patients waiting their turn. |
Patients waiting their turn. |
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Here I am in Cuzco just before we left Peru. I was way too thin from being sick, but at least I had recovered enough to shop! |
Our wonderful Quechua-speaking helpers. They translated into Spanish, and I translated into English for the doctors. We couldn’t have helped many people without them. Yuspagarachu! |
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