Author: Shannon Mckenna Schmidt
1 past events. Barnes & Noble Booksellers: Novel Destinations Book Discussion & Signing (June 5 at 19:00) Shannon McKenna Schmidt discusses Novel Destinations. Shannon McKenna Schmidt will be discussing literary locales featured in her new book, NOVEL DESTINATIONS, including sites in the Hudson Valley and elsewhere in the Northeast.
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