And it exists in an undisclosed location in midtown Manhattan!
Stockings with Care, an all-volunteer program to bring Christmas magic to NYC homeless families, is in full swing.
Walking in here really does feel like being transported to the North Pole the night before Christmas. Wonderful people making Christmas happier for homeless NYC kids and their families.
Wishing you the best of the magic of the holidays!!!
Delighted to be narrating two more novels by Adam LeBor for the Library of Congress NLS! Smart, gripping espionage with a powerful female protagonist? Yes please! Appropriately photographed on the Staten Island Ferry 
Happy to see this spot renewed for another year!
My shoes that is! Bid on an autographed pair of my heels to benefit the Arts in Education program at the Bradford Creative and Performing Arts Center, as well as awareness and research of the neurological disorder Chiari Malformation. It’s part of the Kick Up Your Heels fundraiser going on now through March.
My shoes are also in excellent company. Be sure to check the entire auction to see if there are others you’d like to bid on. Gillian Anderson, Cathy Rigby, Robin Roberts, Kathy Ireland ….
This week marks one year since I started narrating audiobooks at DuArt, and I am so happy and grateful to be part of that fabulous community!! I’ve narrated fiction and non-fiction, YA and romance, thrillers and mysteries. I most recently completed Our Lady of the Ice, my 22nd book with them, Cassandra Rose Clark’s delicious scifi novel with a compellingly human storyline.
My second spot for Clarins Double Serum!
On camera AND vo for these lovely people:
With the insanity of the next U.S. presidential election in full swing, it seems like a good time to revisit the simpler, kinder elections of the past. Like that time I ran for president …. Check out the trailer.
The turning of the year is an obvious time for reflection, and this year, more than usual, my reflection turned to how grateful I am for the many, many people in my life who helped me in my work throughout 2015. Are we all so lifted up by others, so supported, sustained, and nurtured? I sincerely hope so, because as I’m being reminded, we can’t do much on our own. But together? We are limitless.
The comedy short Seek, written by and starring the wickedly funny Cara Loften and with a totally fun role for me — as an amorous, new age love counselor — screened last night at the Big Apple Film Festival. In lieu of a link to the film, which is still making festival rounds, here’s the very cool BAFF trailer:
