WAG members and guests enjoyed an afternoon of readings and refreshments on Sunday, December 9. Thanks to everyone who read: Charlotte Porter, Eldon Turner, Michael Correia, Jess Elliott, Peggy Cogar, Mallory O’Connor, Darlene Marshall, Susie Baxter, Jo Ann Lordahl, Ed Suggs, Ann~Marie Magné, Pat Caren, Maureen Malden, and David Maas. … Read More
WAG will provide refreshments for this event.
Richard Gartee will present his award-winning novel, Ragtime Dudes in a Thin Place, on Sunday, May 19, in Meeting Room A of the Millhopper Library from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The reading is free and open to the public. Prepublication, the book won the Royal Palm Literary Award First … Read More
Note: Held in Meeting Room B of the Alachua Library Headquarters Branch Gail Rose Thompson will present her nonfiction Iran from Crown to Turban, relating tales of life in Iran during the time of the Pahlavi Crown, the revolution and post-revolutionary times. Her images of the country are far different … Read More
On Wednesday evening, October 2, Author Lola Haskins will read from her new book, Asylum: Improvisations on John Clare, published by the University of Pittsburgh Press (2019). Come enjoy the program, which is free. A book signing will follow. Haskins’ other works include How Small, Confronting Morning (Jacar, 2016), The … Read More
Come hear readings from Bacopa Literary Review 2019, the print journal published by the Writers Alliance of Gainesville. Local authors who contributed to Bacopa Literary Review will be present to read from their 2019 contributions, including Robbie Curry, James Thompson, Jennifer Grant, Dror Abend-David, Zachary West, Grayson May, Marie Q … Read More
Author James F. Williams will discuss and read from his first novel, The Pedestrians, a wry, social science-fiction thriller. Set in 2097's Manhattan Island City, a gated community, data hunter Dale Evans tracks evidence to solve a brutal murder on Wall Street, the city’s red-light district. A terrifying plunge from … Read More
