Reporting from Quiltropolis
Marianne FonsMarianne Fons writes from the small town of Winterset, Iowa, reporting on quilty and non-quilty topics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Eureka—I'm A Writer!
A Facebook non-fan, I share posts from institutions I care about, like the Iowa Quilt Museum and the Iowa Theater, but I don’t bother with personal stuff very often, preferring to report from Quiltropolis (here) when I have something to say...
How Will My Darlings Fare?
Apologies for posting the visual of my book deal . . . again. For me, reading it (no matter how many times) is like holding a puppy.
It's A Party!
The Iowa Writers’ Collaborative holiday party is 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, December 17, at the Harkin Institute (on the Drake University campus in Des Moines).
Snowstorm Baking in Quiltropolis
Santa arrives in Quiltropolis (Winterset) each year on the day after Thanksgiving—riding around the town square on one of the lighted floats that compete in the annual Festival of Lights. Families (bundled up, clutching cocoa) line the curb...
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Marianne Fons taught millions of Americans how to quilt as co-host of "Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting" nationwide on public television and as co-author of QUILTER'S COMPLETE GUIDE, the best-selling "bible" of quiltmaking.
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