Schweizers featured in book signing
Published 4:30 pm Friday, June 8, 2012
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The covers of “The Treble Wore Trouble,” by Mark Schweizer; “Crogan’s Loyalty,” by Chris Schweizer; and “I Love Me a Turkey Butt Samwich,” by Pam Stone. The Schweizers will sign books at the Book Shelf on June 21 and Pam Stone will be featured at a signing on June 26. (photos submitted by Alivia Rochester)
Mark and Chris Schweizer will be at the Book Shelf in Tryon for a double book signing on Thursday, June 21 at 6 p.m.
Mark Schweizer is the author of the popular Liturgical Mysteries Series. Schweizer will sign copies of his newest book, “The Treble Wore Trouble.”
Schweizer, a musician, composer, author and publisher, has a doctorate of musical arts from the University of Arizona. He lives in Tryon with his wife, Donis, and is heavily involved in the community. He is well known locally as music director for the past several performances of the Community Chorus.
Chris Schweizer, Mark Schweizer’s son, is the author and illustrator of the graphic novels series “The Crogan Adventures.” He teaches at SCAD-Atlanta. Chris just released a new book in his series, called “Crogan’s Loyalty,” which he will sign at the Book Shelf.
On June 26, Pam Stone of Campobello will sign her latest book, “I Love Me a Turkey Butt Samwich,” at the Book Shelf from noon to 2 p.m. The book came out initially in e-book form but is now being released in print.
Stone is an actress, comedian, radio-host and columnist who is best known for her seven seasons on the hit ABC sit-com “Coach,” portraying Coach Judy Watkins. As a comedian, she won The American Comedy Award for Best Female Stand-up and made dozens of television appearances on such shows as “The Tonight Show,” “Oprah,” “50 Years of Funny Females” “Comic Strip Live” and “Joan Rivers,” along with three Showtime cable specials. “I Love Me a Trukey Butt Samwich” includes a selection of her “I’m Just Saying” columns, which appear regularly in the Bulletin.
– article submitted
by Alivia Rochester