Come join us at 2:30 p.m. on January 11 at the Millhopper Branch of Alachua County Library when Michelle Dunlap will share what she has learned about trauma-informed writing to help create characters with greater depth and complexity. Dunlap is the author or co-editor of five books and dozens of published … Read More
A dynamic presentation by Scott Ellis of Ellis-Audiobooks Ellis will address the ins and outs of audiobook production—everything from understanding the different platforms and payment lingo to the narrator/author responsibilities and expectations. He will provide details to help authors think through all options of putting their stories in audio. Ellis … Read More
Dr. Kevin Winstead will be the speaker at the February program of "The Other Book" series, Part II, being held at the Matheson History Museum in downtown Gainesville (see address below). There's one program each month through April, 2026. For information on all programs, click on "The Other Book." As … Read More
Finding Your Readers: Where They Actually Hang Out Online Description: Stop posting into the void! This session helps you identify WHERE your ideal readers spend their time online and how to show up authentically in those spaces without overwhelming yourself. Key Points: Identifying your ideal reader profile (genre, age, interests, … Read More
Join us for Pamela Marshall-Koons' Passion Dey Couldn’t Steal, a powerful one-woman theatrical work inspired by the life, voice, and legacy of author Zora Neale Hurston. Those who saw this performance at the Sunshine State Book Festival raved about it. Many said they would love to see it again. And … Read More
INVITING ALL ALACHUA COUNTY and AREA STUDENTS ARTSPEAKS: Bringing Poetry & People Together Presents the 12th Annual "COURAGEOUS YOUNG VOICES" Youth Poetry & Creativity Showcase Celebrating 12 Years of Uplifting the Voices of Young Students The 12th Annual COURAGEOUS YOUNG VOICES 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 8, 2026 … Read More
