Join Lludmila Mirrikh Monday, February 20 at 11 am PST or Tuesday, February 21 at 5 pm PST for a discussion of the southern mystery novel, Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter by Tom Franklin.
There was never any proof that Scary Larry killed that young woman – her body was never found – but now another young woman has gone missing. The only person who seems to give Larry the benefit of the doubt is the town constable, but he won’t say why.
Join Lludmila Mirrikh at The Pub in Awen to discuss the first of the Sam Vimes fantasy/adventure/mysteries by Terry Pratchett: Guards! Guards!
This story is nothing but pure fun. How would your average police handle a gigantic, flying serial arsonist? Pratchett riffs on many aspects of the mystery genre (the detective forbidden to pursue his inquiries, the rookie) as well as fantasy (What do dragons eat? Virgins, of course!) and it’s a million-to-one chance you’ll love it, but you just might.
It’s the beginning of a series that will only get better.
This year marks the sesquicentennial of the American Civil War, and it is a historical marker that still paints the way American’s view themselves and their country. Behind the politics are the people who lived through the events. Voices of the American Civil War is an exploration of their writings in an attempt to gain insight and understanding. I hope you will join us on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Caledon Library (slurl) for this discussion series.
The first discussion takes place Wednesday, August 24 at 4 pm PDT/SLT
