Adrienne Morris is author of the deeply moving epic novel The House on Tenafly Road (Historical Novel Society Editor’s Choice).
“I love classic literary and historical fiction like Margaret Mitchell’s Gone with the Wind, Laila Ibrahim's Yellow Crocus and Sara Gruen’s Water for Elephants and aim to give readers sweeping historical tales filled with characters to love, hate and sympathize with.”
Adrienne lives on a small farm with her mini horse and sheep.
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11 thoughts on “Meet Chloe Sevigny (the goat) on Instagram”
Chloe plays a convincing Blanche! I think she’s more attractive than that other actress.
Supposedly, authors should use Twitter but I’m not fond of the format, Google+ seems the better idea because it helps your search engine rankings. From the other comments, it appears you named the goat for Streetcar reasons/
Chloe plays a convincing Blanche! I think she’s more attractive than that other actress.
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Haha. I don’t know how I’ll ever get this goat out of the house (she slept in my bed the first few nights–yes, sad.).
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I would have figured Chloe for Stella, a role I so exquisitely captured in 11th grade. Actually, she’s ADORABLE.
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STELLA!!!!! I played Blanche in high school. 😉
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Oh, we are made for each other! hahaha Stella for Star here ;).
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Gosh those kids are cute. The dogs and humans too. 😉
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Yes, they are adorable but I’m coming to believe that sheep are less work. But then work is good, right?
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Supposedly, authors should use Twitter but I’m not fond of the format, Google+ seems the better idea because it helps your search engine rankings. From the other comments, it appears you named the goat for Streetcar reasons/
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I have to admit that I like Instagram because it’s just fun to take and see pictures. I don’t have to think too much. 🙂
Twitter feels a little like swapping business cards. My daughter’s on twitter so I like seeing what she posts. She witty.
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“Twitter . . . but still haven’t figured out what it’s about.”
Lol 🙂
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Oh, Timi. You know I’m a lot older than you. Forgive my ignorance. LOL. I only stopped calling cell phones “electronic gadgets” last year. 😉
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