Rosemary Biggio Releases CROCKPOT COOKING

Author Rosemary Biggio serves readers a delectable platter of "Crockpot Cooking"(published by Xlibris). An appetizing collection of prose and poetry, it invites readers to delight in the roux, seasoned with flavorful literary wit and style.

The book is dining experience offering morsels of creative nonfiction, short stories, historical fiction, flash fiction and poetry. A feast of experience boils within the pages of every featured story which explores various lives, groomed by the rough hands of fate. Meaty gobbets of character, a stock of old plots, snippets of dialogue and dashes of metaphor are mixed in a pot of prose and verse. From the folkloric corners of Arizona to the Amish hamlets in Pennsylvania, these recipes take readers to a scrumptiously diverse literary spice tour.

An excerpt from "Crockpot Cooking:"

No words passed between father and daughter. Heavy snow started to fall. Their footprints vanished as they walked. Darkness fell suddenly on Nunzio's fortress. The snowflakes, like moths swirled around the streetlight. Tommy thought the line between civilization and frontier was blurry.

Offering a healthy selection of delish poetic cuisines, "Crockpot Cooking" invites everyone to a refined banquet of blissful literary indulgence from first page to last.

"Crockpot Cooking"
By Rosemary Biggio
Hardcover | 6x9in | 146 pages | ISBN 9781503588462
Softcover | 6x9in | 146 pages | ISBN 9781503588479
E-Book | 146 pages | ISBN 9781503588486
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Rosemary Biggio is a retired teacher, a blogger, a reviewer, an online and print writer of both nonfiction and fiction. She is the author of "Crockpot Cooking: A Collection of Prose and Poetry." Her commentary pieces have appeared in The Press of Atlantic City, The Star Herald of the Camden Diocese and on her blog, (http://www.marinate.blogspot.com). Caution leans right. Readings and papers have been delivered at the Vineland Public Library and the Philadelphia Chapter of The United Daughters of The Confederacy. She is the editor of the Southern New Jersey Cocker Spaniel Club Newsletter, a facilitator of the New Jersey Writer's Society (Vineland Chapter) and a member of Critique Circle. Biggio was born, raised and overeducated in Brooklyn, N.Y., but left the Big Apple for the Garden State where she resides with a roommate and Cocker Spaniel pup, Frankie. The author can be contacted by email: biggio1(at)comcast(dot)net.

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