Piper Arrington

Piper Arrington does not exist. She does and she doesn’t.

Her true name is Pam Marie Thompson, the author of Ten Saturdays, To Aid and Mentor and Blood Moon Birds.

Pam Marie wrote Ten Saturdays after her father’s unexpected death. It is so poignant it will scar your heart.

Piper popped into existence when Pam Marie’s second book, Hypnocrite, was in the publishing process. Hypnocrite has an adult theme circling a deviant doctor who abuses his patients. Pam Marie used a pseudonym.

She went on to write a training manual for teacher’s aides: To Aid and Mentor and the children’s picture book: Blood Moon Birds.

Blood Moon Birds is a delightful tale about the effect of the blood moon on some local birds. It is a sister act as she utilized her own sibling to draw the pictures circling in her head.

To Aid and Mentor was adopted by her county’s school system. The vignettes are beautiful and amusing.

Pam Marie lives a quiet day in West Virginia with her beloved husband of 35 years.