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Capitol Cat & Watch Dog Succulent Sleuths Protect U.S. Botanic Garden - 
When famous crowd pleasing, foul-smelling “Stinky Plant” fails to bloom one year at U.S. Botanic Garden, the Garden substitutes a celebrity 2-ton, 50-foot Arizona Saguaro Cactus: Old Granddad, which thieves try to steal.
Read Deborah Kalb’s interview HERE with Judge Law about both Capitol Cat & Watch Dog Outwit the U.S. Supreme Court and about American Evita: Lurleen Wallace. Ms. Kalb is the daughter of veteran TV journalist Marvin Kalb.
Narrative nonfiction American Evita: Lurleen Wallace.
Born in the same era, both first ladies--of rural, humble birth, who did not graduate from high school--emerged as charismatic leaders; the trajectories of their high-profile achievements and dramatic life journeys paralleling in astonishing chrysalis patterns, eclipsing the political Suns of the steely-eyed, more educated, men of expediency they married.
Their husbands kept from each, the identical life-threatening medical secret. Their humanitarian legacies endure beyond each woman’s early, poignant death from the same cause. Their husbands’ self-focused legacies proved gossamer.
“How much I love this book! It is just so gripping, fascinating and engaging! Beautifully written too. Its revelations are sensational. The way Janice Law puts words together makes me want to jump up and down cheering”, writes Helen Anders, former Austin American Statesman. AE is Law’s 4th book accepted into Library of Congress collections.
Law’s books include several genres. More...
JANICE LAW signs at the 2015 Texas Book Festival in the Writer’s League of Texas booth.
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LAW AS FEATURED AUTHOR- Jeff Marcus, 1st Asst. Stte Atty,
Janice Law, former ASA, and Dorothy Klein, director, Broward
County Florida Library Foundation at a Jan 12, 2016 BLF event.
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REPORTERS WHO BECAME LAWYERS: Former journalists
Janice Law and Mary Copeland Gonzalez, both print journalists
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Capitol Cat & Watch Dog Succulent Sleuths Protect U.S. Botanic Garden
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2020 Children’s History-based Fantasy
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 Capitol Cat & Watch Dog Hunt Thomas Jefferson’s Hair in the Library of Congress
Click link http://bit.ly/2OuNeYa to read interview by Deborah Kalb
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2018 Children’s History-based Fantasy
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Capitol Cat & Watch Dog
Outwit the U. S. Supreme Court
Debut at the South Dakota Book Festival
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2016 Children’s History-based Fantasy
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 2008 Children’s Historical Fiction
Capitol Cat & Watch Dog
Unite Lady Freedoms
.“..cleverly conceived... delightfully innovative format.”
Galveston Daily News
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SPOUSES OF U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES & guests: L-R Sue Patterson,
President, American Lawyers Alliance, Maureen Scalia, Mary Ann Kennedy,
Joann Breyer, Judge Janice Law featured speaker, and Janet Bullinger, chair.
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 American Evita: Lurleen Wallace
2016 Narrative Nonfiction Biography
by Janice Law
“Gripping, fascinating, engaging. Beautifully written. Sensational revelations.”
Helen Anders, former Austin
American Statesman |
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Wicked Good Secrets
2009 Mystery Thriller
“Outstanding! Loved it! Can't wait for the movie!”
Ron Sarasin, President,
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 Strangers in Blood: Distanced Lives
2007 Nonfiction Autobiography
“...epitomizes the very best intellectual and writing skills of an experienced journalist, trial lawyer and criminal court judge.”
Dr. Peter Olsson |
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 Yield: A Judge's Fir$t-Year Diary
2006 Literary Nonfiction
“Law describes in chilling detail the cold-blooded, heartless individuals...and those are only the lawyers and judges...”
Robert Payne, Judge
Violet Crown (Texas Book) Award |
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FIRST LADIES NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE: Law greets fans and signs books after her Legacy Series lecture in Canton, Ohio at the Library and Museum.
PAULA KERGER, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING SYSTEM with
Author Janice Law, at the Ken Burns Event at the National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
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Janice Law chats with international mega-selling author and fellow lawyer John Grisham about her 2007 book Yield: A Judge's Fir$t-Year Diary. Law met Grisham in December, 2009 at WAMU radio in Washington D.C.
Princeton Club, New York City New York Center for Book -- Annual Hall of Fame Gala L-R: Janice Law, chatting about writing, with Toni Morrison, winner of the Nobel and Pulitzer prizes.
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Oscar winner ROBERT DUVALL chats with Janice Law at the National Press Club 2007 Author Night about her books. Duvall has won two Oscars, plus five Oscar nominations as well as two Emmys and four Golden Globes. Law is an avid Duvall fan.
Law speaks to "What If...Science Fiction
& Fantasy Forum", at Library of Congress about her books
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National Book Fest 2011, Janice Law discusses AWWNM with Pulitzer Prize winner and U.S. Poet Laureate (1993-95) Rita Dove. |
Law at Library of Congress with posters advertising her May 2012 lecture on her books.
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Janice Law visits with Hollywood director RON HOWARD about her thriller Wicked Good Secrets. |
U.S. Supreme Court Justice CLARENCE THOMAS
autographs his autobiography
To Judge Law, "with
respect and admiration". Thomas spoke in Houston
in 2007 to Fed Bar Assocation.
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Janice Law with Helen Hester Ossa @ Nov 19 Nora Roberts event. |
Legendary American woman songwriter Carole King, right,
chats with AWWNM Founder Janice Law after King’s
appearance on WAMU radio, the NPR affiliate in D.C.
Carole King’s new book is A Natural Woman: A Memoir.
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Texas Bar "Write Stuff" Competition
