Greg Bruorton’s Literary Work on Bravery and Family, “Baby Jane,” to Be Displayed at the 39th Annual Printers Row Lit Fest

The Printers Row Lit Fest 2024 will be held outdoors in the hustling and bustling city of Chicago. At the venue, Printers Row Park, attendees are sure to find themselves immersed in an experience that consists of nothing but the best of the best of literary works.

During the event, fairgoers can engage in a wide variety of activities, ranging from book signings to book exhibits to captivating discussions with fellow lovers of literature and fun activities that people of all ages can participate in.

In this large outdoor literary festival, established and emerging authors of diverse genres and backgrounds will have their works displayed by the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet. One such author is Greg Bruorton, who wrote the book Baby Jane: Paratrooper Discovers Abandoned Infant Near Sicily Drop Zone!

Bruorton wrote a story that begins in the heart of Fort Braggs Sicily Drop Zone, where Sergeant Craig Donnellys life changes. In the middle of the rugged terrain that is their military life, Donnelly discovers something someone who does not belong in such a place: an infant.

Just a few hours old, the precious little one is left to fend for himself or herself to navigate the world all alone. Little did Donnelly know that this encounter would lead to a chain of events that would test his resolve in life and most of all, his purpose.

How will Craig Donnellys life change? Get a copy of Baby Jane: Paratrooper Discovers Abandoned Infant Near Sicily Drop Zone!, available in paperback and eBook on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Learn more about Greg Bruorton and his works at https://www.gregbruorton.com/. Visit the ReadersMagnet exhibit at the 2024 Printers Row Lit Fest at booth Space C & D to check out the book display.

Baby Jane: Paratrooper Discovers Abandoned Infant Near Sicily Drop Zone!
Book Genre: History & Military
Author: Greg Bruorton
Publisher: Self-Published
Published Date: May 15, 2024

Author Bio
Originally from Vermont, Greg Bruorton spent his formative years in Alabama and later in Detroit, Michigan. After fourteen years with the U.S. Postal Service, he retired again in Civil Service. Shortly after moving to Little Rock, Arkansas, in December 1997, he began other exciting and delightful sidelines: writing short stories and novels based on his experiences in life, and teaching guitar.