Harvardwood Books Launch Event! - Cambridge
11/4/2009
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Wed., Nov. 4th 7:00 - 9:00 PM
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Pierre Menard Gallery 10 Arrow St. Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
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Gerry Bryant
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Online registration is closed.
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Harvardwood is proud to announce the re-launch of the Harvardwood Books program this November!
Through various partnerships Harvardwood Books will provide an avenue for members to have their books, screenplays (in novel form), and short stories published, as well as provide a resource for top quality books and short stories written by Harvard and Harvard-affiliated authors.
Come and learn more about publishing opportunities available through Harvardwood Books at launch events around the country! Each launch event will feature readings from the authors of ABOVE GROUND, a diverse, globe-trotting anthology of short fiction. The stories and novel excerpts in ABOVE GROUND are what the publisher, Harvard Square Editions (a partner of Harvardwood Books) calls "living fiction," work by contemporary authors seeking to stimulate a literary dialogue.
Harvardwood Books Launch Event! - Cambridge Wed., Nov. 4th 7-9pm Pierre Menard Gallery 10 Arrow St. Cambridge, MA Free for Full Members, Friends of Harvardwood, and their guests $5 for Affiliates and Others
***Please register by 3pm ET on Nov. 4th. It will be $5 at the door for anyone that hasn't registered in advance.
ABOVE GROUND authors in attendance will be Stan Duncan, John Farrell, Tony Rogers, and Lowry Pei.
Tony Rogers has been a lawyer and a jazz musician and the head of a veteran's hospital. A collection of his short stories, BEWILDERED, HAROLD FACED THE DAY, won the Writer's Voice Capricorn Prize. He was a semi-finalist in the Quarterly West novella contest. His fiction has appeared in Pleiades, Worcester Review, North Dakota Quarterly, Painted Hills Review, Thema, Outerbridge, and many others. His non-fiction has appeared in the Boston Globe Magazine. He is a Phi Beta Kappa, magna cum laude graduate of Yale and has a JD from Harvard Law School. He lives in Cambridge, MA.
Stan Duncan is an economist and a Protestant pastor. The head of the Jubilee Justice Network of the United Church of Christ, he is the author of DANCING TO CHURCH MUSIC (Barrington Press) and ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION FOR PEOPLE OF FAITH (Orbis). He has three children and lives in Quincy, Massachusetts.
John Farrell is a writer and producer and author of THE DAY WITHOUT YESTERDAY: LEMAÎTRE, EINSTEIN AND THE BIRTH OF MODERN COSMOLOGY from Basic Books, an imprint of the Perseus Books Group. Since graduating from Harvard College with a B.A. in English and American Literature, Farrell has written and produced for various organizations, including the Boston ABC affiliate, WCVB-TV, Simon & Shuster, Harvard Medical School and Houghton Mifflin. His articles have appeared in Skeptic, Cosmos Magazine, Science & SSpirit, TCS, Salon, National Review, and The Tablet of London.
Lowry Pei is Professor of English at Simmons College, in Boston. He has taught fiction and non-fiction writing for over thirty years at all levels from college freshmen to graduate students, meanwhile managing to write seven novels and publish one (FAMILY RESEMBLANCES, Random House, 1986). His story "The Cold Room" appeared in BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 1984. His novels, short stories, memoirs, and essays on writing can be found on www.lowrypei.com.
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