Somewhere during the winter, “Cliff” of Pictured Rocks (Ch. 6) when no one was there to watch it, sent a huge section of himself crashing into Lake Superior. A tour boat captain pointed it out to a reader who took this photo.
When Deborah K. Frontiera was drafting Superior Tapestry, it was during the pandemic, so she was not able to drive into Canada to take her own photo of the St. Mary’s River rapids for Chapter 2. A connection between the historian on the Michigan side who had been helping with …
Some recent photos have come in of readers visiting “Cliff” at Pictured Rocks in Munising.
Deborah K. Frontiera recently spoke with Emma Pavlova for her blog talk, For the Love of Books. To listen to this podcast, follow this link: Deborah Frontiera on For The Love of Books Podcast
Deborah K. Frontiera will attend a large variety of festivals and farm markets around Michigan’s Upper Peninsula during the summer of 2022. She hopes to see you at at least one. Festivals: Pictured Rocks Days, Munising MI, June 11, 2022. Check festival site for hours. It’s a two-day festival but …
On April 9, from Noon to 4 p.m., Deborah K. Frontiera will join several other authors who are members of the Upper Peninsula Publishers and Authors Association for a public book fair. The event will be held at the L’Anse Public Library, 201 N. Fourth St., L’Anse, MI 49946. The …
For a list of book events for Superior Tapestry author, Deborah K. Frontiera, check out all the details on her author web site, www.authorsden.com/deborahkfrontiera, and scroll down to the “Events” section. The schedule posted for Winter 2021/22 includes Dec. 10, 2021 through March 15, 2022.
To all the readers of this page, this little Snow Bird has flown south for the winter to be with her daughters and grandkids who live in Houston, TX. While down here, I’ll be visiting some Houston area Kroger stores to do a few book signings. I’ll post the schedule …
Superior Tapestry: Weaving the Threads of Upper Michigan History by Deborah K. Frontiera. The author has taken a unique approach to the history of the Upper Peninsula by telling its story from the point-of-view of historical artifacts, buildings, and more. The book also covers the UP’s natural history, geology, outdoor attractions, …
Mina Grudnoski Wakeham of Hancock, Michigan, recently purchased Superior Tapestry and sent the author this comment: Superior! Great info presented in such a memorable way! I liked each story as a chapter, easier to read in snatches, although I read the whole last third at one time. Good Job!
