1 April 2011
The memoir James Jennifer Georgina illustrates author Jennifer Butler’s struggle of dealing with her husband’s alcoholism while trying to shield her daughter Georgina. The memoir is […]
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21 March 2011
Most poets hope that their message might be conveyed to future generations—though perhaps not necessarily via the telephone. Mary Jo Salter’s A Phone Call to the […]
7 March 2011
We are thrilled to welcome Laura Furman back to the Library to discuss her new collection of short stories, the Mother Who Stayed. Recently appointed to […]
4 March 2011
We are thrilled to continue our Evenings with Gardens series! Join us Wednesday 9 March at 19h30 for an illustrated walk down the paths of gorgeous […]