Arlington, MA Book Festival, Saturday, November 1, 2104

arlington-book-fest_final_color_croppedmoreTomorrow, November 1, 2014, is the first ever Arlington, MA Book Festival at the beautiful Robbins Library. I’m honored to be on a panel called NEW PATHWAYS TO PUBLISHING at 11:00 am, and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Check out the schedule below! I hope to see you there!

ARLINGTON BOOK FESTIVAL

LOCATION: Robbins Library, 700 Mass. Ave, Arlington, MA 02476

TIME: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

COST:  FREE!

Arlington Book Festival Schedule:

9:45 Welcome (Reading Room)

10:00 Authoring Children’s Books (Reading Room)
There’s magic and mystery in creating great books for kids. Panel moderator: Jef Czekaj, award-winning children’s author Panelists: Miriam Glassman, Sarah Lamstein, Adam J.B. Lane, Stephen Sanzo

10:00 Art of Writing Memoirs (Community Room)
Learn the honest truth about making up your story. Panel moderator: Lynette Benton, author and writing coach Panelists: William Buffett, Miriam Levine, Jane Davenport Platko, Oakes Plimpton

11:00 New Pathways to Publishing (Reading Room)
Set your creativity GPS. Panel moderator: Matt Clark, creative director of Provincetown Public Press Panelists: Sam Kafrissen, Marit Menzin, Mary Rowen, Miriam Stein

11:00 Writing on the Subject of Mental, Physical, and Spiritual Health (Community Room)
Authors who change lives through the written word. Panel moderator: Linda Varone, author and Feng Shui consultant Panelists: Pamela Donleavy, Emily Fox-Kales, Ph.D., Raman Prasad, Holly Lebowitz Rossi

12:00 – 1:00 Lunch break, book sales

1:00 Doing Research for Your Writing (Reading Room)
Google is for amateurs! Panel moderator: Michèle Meagher, Robbins Library PLUGGED iN coordinator Panelists: Kecia Ali, John Burt, Gary Goshgarian, Miles Unger

1:00 Feeding the Fire: How to Engage Your Community(Community Room)
Creative ways of sharing your work. Panel moderator: Jessie Brown, published poet and teacher Panelists: Michelle Bates Deakin, Ghanda Di Figlia, Maria Judge, Charles Schwab

2:00 Story Craft (Reading Room)
Beyond the beginning, the middle, and the end. Panel moderator: John Chu, Hugo Award Winner Panelists: Kendall Dudley, Anjali Mitter Duva, Mike Heppner

2:00 Promoting Your Work (Community Room)
Side effects of self-promotion: nausea, dizziness, and success. Panel moderator: Matt Clark, creative director of Provincetown Public Press Panelists: Jennifer Goebel, Carolyn Jenks, Tony McMillen, Valerie Ann Prescott

3:00 Featured Speaker: Steve Almond (Community Room)
There’s Murder In That Game: Steve Almond Tackles Football, America’s Biggest Sacred Cow

4:15 – 4:45 Final book sales

About Mary Rowen

My three published novels, LEAVING THE BEACH (a 2016 IPPY Award winner), LIVING BY EAR, and IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE THAT WAY focus on women figuring out who they are and what they want from life. Music and musicians have a way of finding their way into the stories. I live in the Boston area with my family and pets.
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1 Response to Arlington, MA Book Festival, Saturday, November 1, 2104

  1. jan says:

    Have a great day!

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