Poet Jennifer Clark & bookseller Pamela Grath |
Here
is the Dog Ears Books Summer 2015 season in review, a season that featured fourteen very special
bookstore guests. My thanks once again to all of these writers and artists, as well as to those who found time to attend readings, signings, and workshops.
June
17: Ellen Airgood, THE EDUCATION OF IVY BLAKE (YA fiction), 7 p.m.
June
25: Holly Wren Spaulding, PILGRIM (poetry), 4 p.m.
June
30: Anne-Marie Oomen, LOVE, SEX, & 4-H (memoir), 3-5 p.m.
July
8: Jennifer Clark, NECESSARY CLEARINGS (poetry), 3 p.m.
July
25: David Greenwald, THE WICHITA MOUNTAIN MANHUNT (fiction), 3-5 p.m.
July
28: Loreen Niewenhuis, A 1,000-MILE GREAT LAKES ISLAND ADVENTURE (nonfiction),
3-5 p.m.
August
5: Barbara Stark-Nemon, EVEN IN DARKNESS (historical fiction), 7 p.m.
August
8: Ken Scott, THE BACK PAGES (photography), noon - 1 p.m.
August
9: Jerry Dennis & Glenn Wolff, A WALK IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM (nonfiction),
1-3 p.m.
August
16: Ross Biddiscombe, RYDER CUP REVEALED, 12:30-2:20 p.m.
August
27: Luisa Lang Owen, CASUALTY OF WAR: A CHILDHOOD REMEMBERED (WWII memoir), 7
p.m.
September
3: Susan Gilbreath Lane & Steve Gilbreath, DIGNITY OF DUTY: JOURNALS OF
ERASMUS CORWIN GILBREATH, 1861-1898 (nonfiction - Civil War through
Spanish-American War), 7 p.m.
STILL
TO COME --
3 comments:
The summer...my first summer of freedom...just flew by, jam backed as it was for me too. I'm glad I got to attend one of your events! Wasn't the whole summer just WONDERFUL?
Dawn, you came a long way to visit Dog Ears Books, and I certainly appreciate that. It was really good to see you in person, too, when so much of the year we have only virtual conversations. I enjoyed your summer of freedom vicariously. Can't believe asters are already blooming....
I guess I should resign myself to fall. Reluctant to let the summer go.
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