In conversation with Claire Messud (video)
I am so grateful to Claire Messud, a writer whose work has long been an inspiration to me, for her gracious and generous intro and questions at Porter Square Books. What a great bookstore. With
I am so grateful to Claire Messud, a writer whose work has long been an inspiration to me, for her gracious and generous intro and questions at Porter Square Books. What a great bookstore. With
I'm excited to be reading with Claire Messud at one of the best bookstores in Boston, Porter Square Books. Claire is the author of THE EMPEROR'S CHILDREN and THE WOMAN
Thanks to friends and family for coming out and to Books & Company for hosting a wonderful event to introduce What Was Mine to Dayton. What a fabulous bookstore. I
Escaped predicted snowpocalypse in the East by flying to Dayton for reading at Books & Company/The Greene on Sunday, 2 PM. People at the airport already reading the book!
Big thanks to Martha Frankel for inviting me to talk about the book on Woodstock Writers Radio. Martha is director of the Woodstock Writers Festival, an exciting writer-palooza in Woodstock
Thanks to Oblong Books and Music, Scoville Memorial Library and White Hart Inn for hosting. And to friends and neighbors who came out, including authors Ann Arensberg, James Charlton, Nina
The wonderful Oblong Bookstore in Millerton now hosts readings in conjunction with The White Hart Inn and Scoville Memorial Library. I'm excited to be reading at The White Hart tomorrow.
There's an indie film getting great buzz from people whose opinions you trust. This is the last day it's playing at cinema in the Village. You have NO TIME TO
It's not easy to find. It's an indie film. Which means it's only shown in select theaters. Luckily for me, it was showing at a cinema in the Village. Yesterday
Excited about bringing What Was Mine to Book Court. Wine and cheese cubes involved. Come if you can!