I am thrilled to announce that my new book, Teaching the Dog to Think, is now up for sale on the website of our clicker training hero, Karen Pryor. Follow This Link!
While you are at Clickertraining.com, check out Pryor’s great animal training videos. They are such fun to watch. And this stuff also works on kids!
For anyone interested in a spring writing workshop, I currently have three classes enrolling for the spring term at the Cambridge Center in Harvard Square. Starting at the beginning of April, I will be teaching two sections of my Creative Nonfiction Workshop. This class is appropriate for writers working on memoirs, essays, and other creative nonfiction projects. I will be teaching a Wednesday Night Section and a Thursday Night Section of this class.
I will also be teaching my “Advanced Skill Set” workshop for Fiction and Memoir Writers. In this class we take on some of the harder craft issues involved in writing fiction and creative nonfiction.
If you are interested in these classes, sign up early. The spring workshops fill quickly!
Teaching the Dog to Think
The Kindle Edition of Teaching the Dog to Think is now available for just $9.99. So fire up that new Kindle Fire you got for Christmas, and download Kimberly Davis’ new memoir on dog training, parenting, and creativity HERE.
The cover problems have been resolved and Teaching the Dog to Think is now out and available for purchase! Happy reading!
Teaching the Dog to Think
Teaching the Dog to Think
We are currently laying plans for the Teaching the Dog to Think book launch sometime after the first of the year. Shoot me an email if you’d like to get on the invitation list for the book launch party, or to receive an email as soon as the Kindle Edition becomes available.
The physical book is now available for purchase HERE, and the Kindle edition will debut in the spring of 2o12. Watch this page for announcements of special promotions when the Kindle edition launches.
My new poetry chapbook, Alchemies of Loss, is reviewed by the poet Susan Jo Russell in the latest edition of Fiddler Crab Review, the poetry chapbook review magazine. Here’s the link:
http://fiddlercrabreview.blogspot.com/2011/06/alchemies-of-loss-by-kimberly-davis.html
My poem “Deer Hour” is now out in the Connecticut Review (Spring 2011, Vol. XXXIII No. 1). This poem provides a first look at the new collection of poems I’m working on, inspired by the Adirondack foothills where my parents were both raised on dairy farms, and where I spent a lot of time growing up.
