Ellie Slott Fisher is available to speak to a variety of audiences on the subjects of her books. She brings humor and candor to her frank discussions.
 
Since the release of It's Either Her or Me, she has been addressing book clubs, church and synagogue groups, school and library gatherings, bridal showers, bachelorette parties, junior leagues or any great group of girlfriends on the subject matter of how to get along with your mother-in-law, daughter-in-law or sister-in-law without really trying!
 
If your group is interested, she will lead a discussion, reading and signing and will either bring copies of It’s Either Her or Me for sale or you can order directly from bookstores or on-line retailers. Click Here to order It’s Either Her or Me from Amazon.
 
Since few fun things in life are totally free(!), expenses and fees are as follows: A speaker’s fee will apply to each appearance. In addition, if the event is hosted more than one hour’s driving time from Philadelphia, travel expenses will need to be covered. If the event is within one hour’s drive time from Philadelphia, travel expenses are waived.

Upcoming Events:

Summer
 
Philadelphia Writers' Conference
June 3-5, 2011
Philadelphia
 
Word Studio
June 18, 2011
11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Philadelphia
 
Borders Bookstore
June 18, 2011
Book Talk/Signing
4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Bryn Mawr, PA

Meet the Author/Book Club
July 7, 2011
Cape May, NJ
 
Meet the Author/Book Club
July 20, 2011
Wilmington, DE
 
Meet the Author/Book Club
Aug. 17, 2011
New York

 

For up-to-date media information please check out Ellie's blog at www.elliefisher.com/ellieblog/

Ellie Slott Fisher (left) speaks at the second annual New York LitCrawl, along with authors Jane Ganahl and Anne Buelteman

Ellie has appeared on or spoken before the following:

• TODAY Show:
  Parenting series, and on segment of single women of a certain age
• NBC10: 10! Morning Show
• WCBS-TV: Noon news
  CN8: The Lynn Doyle Show
• NPR and WHYY-TV, the Marty Moss-Coane Show
• CN8: Your Morning Show
• Radio programs throughout the United States and Canada
• Parents without Partners
• The Philadelphia Free Library
• Barnes and Noble stores
• Independent bookstores
• Churches and Synagogues