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Her-stories at Multnomah Central Library
Five of the “Strongly Worded Women” whose stories appear in that anthology will tell their ‘stories behind the stories’ at the Central Multnomah County Library in downtown Portland, Sunday March 8, 2:30 to 3:30 pm. The presentation is superbly appropriate for Women’s History Month.
“Before, During and After the Pages: Writing Short Stories” will be presented by five of the eighteen women contributors to “Strongly Worded Women.” They will discuss their inspirations, writing processes, and paths to publishing. Ben Gorman, of Not a Pipe Publishing in Independence, Oregon, who published the anthology will discuss the evolution and creation of the “Best of the Year of Publishing Women.”
Presenters of their story backgrounds will be Lizzy Carney, Maren Anderson, Elizabeth Beechwood, Debby Dodds, and Chloe Hagerman. I was a contributing author of the anthology and plan to attend, with other co-authors and fans, to cheer and connect with our esteemed presenters.
This event promises to be free of political issues and anything “frightening” (the library’s stipulations!) So, have no fears of joining us at the Multnomah County Central Library, in the U.S. Bank Room, Sunday March 8, at 2:30 pm.
Copies of “Strongly Worded Women” will be available for purchase, as will some copies of the presenters’ own books.
Sunday March 8 is the first day of Daylight Savings, so set you clocks forward an hour.
“Before, During and After the Pages: Writing Short Stories” will be presented by five of the eighteen women contributors to “Strongly Worded Women.” They will discuss their inspirations, writing processes, and paths to publishing. Ben Gorman, of Not a Pipe Publishing in Independence, Oregon, who published the anthology will discuss the evolution and creation of the “Best of the Year of Publishing Women.”
Presenters of their story backgrounds will be Lizzy Carney, Maren Anderson, Elizabeth Beechwood, Debby Dodds, and Chloe Hagerman. I was a contributing author of the anthology and plan to attend, with other co-authors and fans, to cheer and connect with our esteemed presenters.
This event promises to be free of political issues and anything “frightening” (the library’s stipulations!) So, have no fears of joining us at the Multnomah County Central Library, in the U.S. Bank Room, Sunday March 8, at 2:30 pm.
Copies of “Strongly Worded Women” will be available for purchase, as will some copies of the presenters’ own books.
Sunday March 8 is the first day of Daylight Savings, so set you clocks forward an hour.
