In the News:
LIVE Baking Workshop: Laughter In the Kitchen! August 8th, 2024 7:00pm
Reading Public Library, Reading MA. Community Rooms A & B. Click here for more details
New Blog Post: June 1, 2024:
Can you relate to this quote by Erica Jong? "Everyone has talent. What is rare is the courage to follow that talent to the dark place where it leads." See my new blogpost about my thoughts on this, and what I am doing to bring more light in my life.
New Book Review: Midwest Book Reviews, May, 2024
midwestbookreview.com/mbw/may_24.htm#suziehousley (scroll down to find
the review - or go to my News and Reviews page to see the Critique section).
NEW! Podcast Interview April 18, 2024:
Authors Over 50 and celebrating your success in Life’s Sweetest Third.
Reading Public Library, Reading MA. Community Rooms A & B. Click here for more details
New Blog Post: June 1, 2024:
Can you relate to this quote by Erica Jong? "Everyone has talent. What is rare is the courage to follow that talent to the dark place where it leads." See my new blogpost about my thoughts on this, and what I am doing to bring more light in my life.
New Book Review: Midwest Book Reviews, May, 2024
midwestbookreview.com/mbw/may_24.htm#suziehousley (scroll down to find
the review - or go to my News and Reviews page to see the Critique section).
NEW! Podcast Interview April 18, 2024:
Authors Over 50 and celebrating your success in Life’s Sweetest Third.
My Writing:
I write well researched historical fiction that is based in fact.
My Irish Dresser Series is about our Irish ancestors who came to America to find a better life, their trials and tribulations that resulted, and how a young woman came to survive and eventually thrive in America.
My latest publication is Catharine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters - the story of Catharine Montour, a well known historical figure in New York and Canadian history.
My Irish Dresser Series is about our Irish ancestors who came to America to find a better life, their trials and tribulations that resulted, and how a young woman came to survive and eventually thrive in America.
My latest publication is Catharine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters - the story of Catharine Montour, a well known historical figure in New York and Canadian history.
My Teas and Entertaining:
We have a dance room where we've hosted everything from dances/ceilis to teas, psychic gatherings, and even neighborhood meetings to fight various issues of the day. Every New Year's, we like to host a ceili - an Irish social gathering full of music and dancing. Our purpose is to bring people together with delicious fare and meaning. Check out the Events page to see when our next events are. Contact me if you're in the New Hampshire to Boston area and would like to attend an event!
My Blogs:
I write blogs for both sides of my life: Writing and Baking/Teas/Entertaining. In my Cynthia's Cynsations Blog, I include recipes and photos of various events and baked goods that I have created. Please read whichever one suits your fancy, and leave me a comment! I'd love to hear from you.
Latest Publication:
Catharine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters
“Cynthia Neale’s beautiful novel is still with me months after reading it. She depicts Catharine so convincingly, it is as if she is channeling her spirit...” — Haviva Ner-David, rabbi and author of Hope Valley and To Die in Secret "The stereotypical Indian woman living in a wigwam dissolves in this stimulating story as we gain a vivid picture of Catharine and the three generations of Montour women of French and Native heritage." — Gail Davis, Kanestio Historical Society, Director/Treasurer Read more about Catharine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters |
Cynthia Neale is available to talk and/or discuss her various books and related topics for community book talks, book clubs, libraries, book stores, and other venues. She is well known for her "Teas and Talks" where she provides delicious edibles and tea to accompany her talks. Her Irish Dresser Series presentations inspire and challenge adults and children to learn about hunger relief, immigration, and to create their own American Dream. Her Catharine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters talks inspire people to learn more about Native American history, in particular, the Iroquois Nation (Haudenosaunee).