Meet MSI Press Authors: Father, Mother, and Son (Leaver)



One of the fun things that a publisher (or at least, an acquisitions editor) gets to experience is meeting more than one member of a family -- as authors whose work we publish.

In this series of presenting family authors, we take note of the Leaver writers, who have written books in various combinations and solo. Above pictured is Betty Lou Leaver and Shenan (CB) Leaver, who collaborated on Mommy Our House Guest, a fun book that has gained a number of afficionados and been serialized in a magazine.

 Betty Lou, who has written dozens of books, including, for MSI Press, Think Yourself into Becoming a Language Learning Super Star and The Invisible Foreign Language Classroom (with Laura Dabbs) and Carl, who typeset and designed the covers of many MSI Press publications and edited Overcoming the Odds, collaborated on the book, Intrepid. who unfortunately passed away in 2021 from Cancer of Unknown Primary, Carl, unfortunately, passed away suddenly in 2021 from Cancer of Unknown Primary, his death becoming the prompt for the establishment of Carl's Cancer Compendium, the springboard for Monday's blog posts, "Cancer Diary,"  

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For more posts about the Leavers and their books, click HERE.

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