RJ Julia Pitchapalooza Pitchers & Pitches
Christine Noonan: Mystery: Skype session gone wrong, lobster, teachers, title: Today's Lesson is Murder
Judith Ward: Memoir: beaten wife force by judge to pay husband
Marsha Moreau: Memoir: family secrets and lies
Susan Israel: Memoir: 1930s Ivy League colleges and outcasts
Mark Donovan: Fiction: five-year-old dragged by mom to Italian-American women loansharks
Miriam Murphy: Essays: woman looks back on her 70 years, bear scat
Stephen Horner: How To: employment labor lawyer, employer-employee relations, From Hired through Fired
Rob Marchese: Murder Mystery in prep school
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Clarence Jones: Fiction: foster kids, Munchausen, abuse and Triumph (author is an ex judge)
Memoir: Scarecrow: How to Win F
Kenton Robinson: Middle Grade Fiction: How I Correct My Were Vacation (WINNER!)
Susan Bergen: Memoir with recipes: the comedy and tragedy of opening a tearoom
George Torello: Memoir: a structural engineer in tragic roof collapse
Carol McCarthy: Memoir: mobsters, bookies and growing up in Providence
Maureen Hasely-Jones: Gardening: noted radio host we use yarns of her family’s history in gardening from 1648
Trish Maselli: Memoir: overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds, Small Steps Find Faith Again
Linda Latini: Picture Book: dad, kid and cancer, Snowballs Promises