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Talks and workshops on writing and publishing offered by editor and author Carole DeSanti.
This readers’ session will explore the Neapolitan novels* of Elena Ferrante, their enormous resonance for readers, and examine why and how this quartet of books (and their pseudonymous author) has turned reading and our current notions of “authorship” on its head.
Now in its 30th year, WriteAngles is Western New England’s premier conference by writers, for writers. At this one-day gathering, you’ll mix with experienced writers and agents in panel discussions, hands-on workshops, face-to-face meetings, and in casual networking opportunities.
PLEASE NOTE: Time of the keynote shown here is approximate.
For more information, please visit: Write Angles Conference
Writers' Residency in Cornwall, UK.
In Conversation with Mark Beauregard, author of The Whale, A Love Story. For more information, please visit the event page at Odyssey Bookshop.
An extraordinary weekend salon at the famed Whidbey Institute, led by renowned women writers.
Authors Lev Grossman, Hannah Tinti, and Mark Tompkins discuss the genre of fantasy writing, moderated by Carole DeSanti, Vice President, Executive Editor at Viking Penguin. The Aspen New York Book Series is presented by the Aspen Institute and Aspen Words.
Appropriate for writers of all levels and stages of work, but it is helpful to have a specific project in mind.
This session will explore the often-fraught relationship between creative process and bringing our work out to the public sphere.
Join us for an evening of reading and conversation. Authors Carole DeSanti (The Unruly Passions of Eugénie R.) Amy Hoffman (Lies About my Family), Laura Harrington (Alice Bliss) and Maryanne O’Hara (Cascade) will lead the audience on an exploration of fiction, memoir, and writing by women
The provocative and interactive evening will include such topics as: the relationship between fiction, art, and history; researching and writing fiction; the endless fascination of memoir, and the situation of women writers publishing today. Each author will read a passage from her newest release, followed by discussion and conversation.
Booksigning with all four authors to follow the event. Free and open to the public.
Reading and book signing to celebrate the launch of the paperback edition.
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For more information: Misty Valley Books
For more information: Forbes Library
For more information: RJ Julia Books
For more information: Taos Summer Writers’ Conference
For more info: The King’s English Bookshop
The series begins on July 5 with appearances by novelist Carole DeSanti, reading from The Unruly Passions of Eugenie R., and fiction master W.D. Wetherell, whose readings were among the series’ original inspirations.
For more info: The Meeting House Readings
Gender and Women's Leadership Book Talk by Carole DeSanti, author of The Unruly Passions of Eugenie R.
Sponsored by the WNBA (Women’s National Book Association).
Reading and book signing.
Festivities to follow at Five College Women’s Studies Research Center, Mount Holyoke College
Unpublished novels are like unrequited love affairs, they linger in the hearts and minds of writers for years to come; many of us have one stashed in a drawer. And yet often within the existing work, a new novel can be rescued. This panel will explore strategies of revision, encouraging a fresh perspective, a renewed faith in the text. Other topics will include structural elements such as characterization, pacing, thematic possibilities, and our enduring commitment to the sentences we make.
General Public Welcome