Carol Lavelle Snow

Carol Lavelle Snow (co-author of The Gray Warriors) is a writer,
actress, and former college English and speech instructor who grew up
in Cushing, Oklahoma, and received an MFA in drama from the
University of Oklahoma. She received awards there for Best Actress
and Best Character Actress and toured the Orient in George
Washington Slept Here, presented by OU and the USO.

Since college she has played a variety of roles in a variety of places,
from Alma in Summer and Smoke at the Ohio Valley Summer Theatre
to the donkey in Man of La Mancha at the Palo Alto Community
Theatre. Most recently she has played Aunt Eller in Discoveryland's
production of Oklahoma! for nine summers.

She has written and directed three mystery shows based on Oklahoma
history for the Spotlight Theater in Tulsa.

Her first novel was The Search for Hezekiah's Gold (pen name Carol
Lavelle).

The Search for Hezekiah's Gold is a humorous,
western novel set in ColoradoTerritory

Hezekiah stumbles into a saloon at midnight and hands
out clues to the location of his gold mine. Then he
disappears; and the inhabitants of the saloon, in the
spirit of It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, take off
across the mountains in search of Hezekiah's Gold.

"This was an enjoyable read. The characters are
rounded and interesting. Carol Lavelle has crafted a
fine story that clearly respects the reader's intelligence,
allowing room for his or her participation in the
conclusion." A.H.Holt, WesternFictionReview

Dream Catcher, a chapbook of poetry

Carol's poetry has won numerous awards and been
included in two anthologies: Shades of Tulsa and God's
Gift of a Merry Heart. Dream Catcher contains her
personal favorites.

For information about how to order an autographed copy
of Dream Catcher for $6 (add $2 for shipping), write the
author at clsnow108@cs.com