San Miguel Writers Read from their Works || San Miguel Literary Sala
Event Category: Literary Events
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San Miguel Literary Sala Special Event
San Miguel Writers Read from their WorksThursday, June 20
5 PM to 7 PMSala Literaria in Bellas Artes
(First floor in the northeast corner)Admission Free
San Miguel Writers Read From Their Works
By Susan Page
The “Works in Progress” evening at the Literary Sala was so popular that we are holding a second event, introducing ten more San Miguel writers to the literary community here in San Miguel. The public is welcome to attend to meet more of our experienced, professional, and talented writers and to be moved and inspired by their writing.
When you enter Bellas Artes, turn right under the porticoes and go to the end of the hall to the Literary Sala’s own beautiful reading and event room, Thursday afternoon, June 28, from 5 to 7 PM.
We will present the following San Miguel writers: Margaret Tallis and Cazz Roberts reading from a romantic novel: The Secrets of Carmen Maria de Los Angeles; Margot Duell, presenting a memoir, My Naked Life, Ariel Adams, who will read from her self-help book: Seven Bad-Girl Secrets to Living Delicious, Daring Life after 50; Robin Rogers, reading from a travel memoir, Tales from my Travels; Sharon Jeffers presenting a non-fiction mysticism book: Beyond the Body: Stories from the Other Side.
After a short break, we will hear from Mariana Ratna Dakini reading from her poetry book: Hopelessness as Discipline; Amy Cotler presenting her creative nonfiction memoir: Unexpected Pleasures: Takes from a Culinary Alchemist; Linda Sonna reading from her literary fiction book: The Wannabe Unicorn; Gabrielle Brie sharing her memoir: We Flew Under the Radar; and long-time San Miguel writing coach returning to San Miguel after a break, Eva Hunter, presenting her literary nonfiction book, The Way We Are.
This will be a lively, fascinating afternoon when all these writers, usually hidden away in their writing studios, will come into the light to share what they have been creating. Admission is free.
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