by Elisa Korenne | Jul 7, 2017 | About The Book, Blog, Hundred Miles to Nowhere, Writing
PRAISE FOR Elisa Korenne’s debut book Hundred Miles to Nowhere: An Unlikely Love Story. “Big city girl marries a small town guy—that story. But never more engagingly told than in Hundred Miles to Nowhere. It’s full of humor, heart, and in the end proves that...
by Elisa Korenne | May 31, 2017 | About The Book, Hundred Miles to Nowhere, Newsletter, Writing
Outdoorsman, fly fisherman, insurance man, husband, father. The rural Minnesota guy who took a chance on a girl from New York City, and brought her to live in the emptiness of central Minnesota. And managed to keep her here! Read our unlikely love story...
by Elisa Korenne | May 5, 2017 | About The Book, Author, Background, Featured, Press, Publicity, Writing
Writer and poet Sue Ready prepared for her article about Hundred Miles to Nowhere by sending me a round of questions. Her article will be published separately, but I loved the back and forth of our Q&A. Sue gave me permission to publish it here. Thanks so much,...
by Elisa Korenne | Mar 29, 2017 | About The Book, Blog, Newsletter, Ordinarily-Unsung, Writing
PRAISE FOR Elisa Korenne’s debut book Hundred Miles to Nowhere: An Unlikely Love Story. “Big city girl marries a small town guy—that story. But never more engagingly told than in Hundred Miles to Nowhere. It’s full of humor, heart, and in the end proves that...
by Elisa Korenne | Mar 19, 2017 | About The Book, Blog, Featured, Newsletter, Publicity, Reviews, Writing
PREORDER HUNDRED MILES TO NOWHERE BY ELISA KORENNE “Big city girl marries a small town guy—that story. But never more engagingly told than in Hundred Miles to Nowhere. It’s full of humor, heart, and in the end proves that love always wins. Women will love this book,...
by Elisa Korenne | Mar 15, 2017 | About The Book, Author, Background, Blog, Writing
Answers to an array of questions that you might want – or never would think – to ask. What is something not many people know about you? I’ve visited six of the seven continents (missing Antarctica) and lived on three of them (N. America, Europe, and New...
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