Author's Reception for the First Edition of "Messages from the Hidden Lake"

At the Reception held February 5, 2010, Val Phillips received a first prize award from Mayor, Kathy Rogers. Ms. Phillips wrote a short story titled "The Old Man of Al-Muwassi" which was published in our first edition of "Message from the Hidden Lake"

 

Kris Steinberg, Vice President of the Friends of the Library, is holding the microphone for Phoebe Russell while she reads one of her published entries in the new Literary Magazine.

 

Leighton Burt was published in our First Edition of "Messages from the Hidden Lake"! He is the author of "Responsibility" He read is poem to us during the Reception. What a delight!

 

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BOOK SALE NEWS

The Friends of the Southern Peaks Public Library need volunteers to man their biggest-ever annual book sale in conjunction with Summerfest on the Rio, June 3-5. The Friends will have more than 30,000 books for sale. Anyone can volunteer. The book sale will run from noon to 6 p.m. on Friday, June 3; from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, June 4; and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, June 5, at the Friends’ shed just behind and north of the post office. Volunteers are needed to set up the sale beginning at 8 a.m. Friday, June 3.
To volunteer, call Friends’ president, Erin Smith, 589-6161, or e-mail her at zapata@gojade.org.

"Messages from the Hidden Lake"

The First and Second Edition of the "Messages from the Hidden Lake" Literary book are now available. You may purchase them from the library.

Second Edition available now

First Edition is still available. Pick up your copies at the Library front desk.

ALAMOSA "From a land of clear skies, towering peaks, and ancient
waters" comes "Messages from the Hidden Lake", a literary and art
collection published by the Friends of the Southern Peaks Public Library.

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We are a group of patrons of the Southern Peaks Public Library who work to uphold the mission of the library, and to create paths between the community and the library. We encourage the giving of gifts, endowments, and bequests; support the library in providing services and developing facilities; and promote the use of the library resources. We believe access to information, knowledge, and cultural enrichment is essential to maintaining a free and civilized society.

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