Teagan RΓordΓ‘in Geneviene shares a brand new nonfiction release- Speak Flapper- Slang of the 1920s
Well worth the buy!
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Announcing my first non-fiction book!Β
Well, not exactly. In my long career of writing and editing in the βFederal world,β I produced volumes and volumes of non-fiction.Β However, I didnβt get the credit for that work.Β So, I should say that this is my firstΒ independently published non-fiction book.
I hoped to release it close to the launch of the third of my Roaring Twenties novels about Pip and her friends, A Ghost in the Kitchen.Β The launch for that, a trolley tour of haunted Savannah, was huge fun, and a great time was had by all.Β
However, the actual book fell flat. So, I wonβt be writing any new stories for Pip or Granny Phanny.Β With that in mind, I almost didnβt make this new book available eitherβ¦ but then I thought, why not?Β Iβm not doing a full-on book launch, justβ¦
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Hot diggety dog! Thanks for sharing, Jacquie. You’re the kitten’s ankles!
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Happy to share, Teagan. I know this book will be awesome!
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That cover is lovely Jacquie!
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It’s filled with wonderful verbiage from the golden age, Sophie- fun!
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Thanks Sophie. I was lucky to find a “core” image that was exactly what I wanted. Although I spent hours making subtle adjustments so that it would work for me. You’re the bee’s knees!
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Yay and congratulations to Teagan! Sounds fun.
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It’s the bee’s knees, as she would say π
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Thanks so much, Mary. I tried to make it a little bit of a hootenanny, not just a dictionary. You’re the cat’s pajamas!
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I’ve read some of Teagan’s other writing and can only imagine how great this book must be. What a title!
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I love the terms Iβve seen her use in her weekly posts, such an interesting time in history. π
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I’m happy to hear that, Jacquie. The language of the 1920s was infinitely more fun than what we use today. Maybe we can bring some of it back for the 2020s. π Hugs!
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Thanks Jacqui. It’s a slang dictionary, but I tried to make it more appealing than just a dictionary. You’re the bee’s knees!
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Teagan is so talented and her research into the era is legendary. It’s great that she’s sharing it with the rest of us. Thanks, Jacquie!
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I saw on FB this morning she received a pretty orange banner from Amazon- so happy for her!
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I blush, Olga.
thank you so much. You’re the cat’s pajamas!
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I find the subject of slang during the 1920s very interesting and a lingo spin-off from the cowboys. Teagan is awesome! A nice share Jacquie!
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She certainly is- thanks AOC!
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Thank you kindly, AoC. Hugs.
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Back at you much love and hugs! Happy New Year!to you as well! πβ€οΈπ
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A great share, Jacquie. I love Teagan’s writing.
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Me too!
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Thanks Robbie. You’re the oyster’s earrings!
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