KABAM! celebrates the magic of writing, storytelling
Writers Stephanie Cress, left, and Alexandra Livingston discuss the respective novels they will present at this weekend’s Kingman Area Books Are Magic Festival. (DOUG McMURDO/Miner)
Doug McMurdo
Originally Published: April 29, 2015 6 a.m.
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