This all-day event will include free programs for adults, activities for children, and a book sale where attendees can meet more than seventy regional authors and have books signed. WAG, which is producing the festival, has received support from Santa Fe College and the SF Foundation, who are giving us … Read More
Soundtrack / The Inspiration Behind The Poetry E. Stanley Richardson, Alachua County’s first Poet Laureate and an advocate for social justice, will be WAG’s guest speaker on Sunday, February 9, at 2:30 p.m., at the Millhopper Library. Richardson is the author of Hip Hop Is Dead - Long Live Hip … Read More
Ann~Marie Magné is excited to read from her book Almost Ticked Off, the story of the rare medical condition that put her husband at the brink of death. A love story. A survival story. A memoir. Ann~Marie Magné Ann~Marie is a past vice president of the Writers Alliance of Gainesville … Read More
Note this author reading will be held in the children’s department Story Woods Room. Elaine Robinson will read from her illustrated poetic story, Uncommon Scents, which tells the tale of Marvin, a polite but bullied and lonely little muskrat, who lives in a forest where all the other animals are … Read More
Author, nutritionist, and fitness guru Caroline Anaya, who writes an online newsletter, “FitBits,” is WAG’s March 1 speaker. In her newsletter, now in its seventh year, Anaya writes about food, nutrition, and her life. At the March meeting, she will expand on relevant sales lore, such as “Sell yourself, and … Read More
NOTE: YOU MAY VIEW THIS PRESENTATION HERE: https://youtu.be/MFOCMzIaFXA Author and blogger Jolene MacFadden will share with you the Top Ten Ways to Market Your Book for Free on Sunday, May 3, at 2:30 p.m. via Zoom. This online program is in lieu of her scheduled Millhopper Library presentation. If … Read More
Program via Zoom. See Zoom link at end of this article. J. N. Fishhawk, Poetry Editor for Bacopa Literary Review, will speak on Sunday, July 12, at 2:30 p.m. Unless we are actually sitting down to read, listen to, or compose a poem, most of us don’t think about poetry … Read More
