Look what just arrived: Two boxes of Anita Rosenberg's How to Be the Star of Your Own Life: Lessons from Hollywood & Beyond (Heliotrope Books, February 24th). Interested in doing a review? Please let me know.
In honor of Black History Month, SVA will be holding a screening followed by a panel on Rustin's life and contributions to the movement and to American democracy. Norman Hill and I will be there, too.
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Climbing the Rough Side of the Mountain is not just an extraordinary story of civil rights and labor activism. It is also an extraordinary love story. Norman and Velma Hill have been married for 60 years. If anyone wants to do a Valentine's Day interview let me know.
Anita knows what the Chinese Zodiac has in store with you. And stay tuned for her new book How to Be the Star of Your Life: Lessons from Hollywood and Beyond.
Saturday, join David Nicholson to discuss THE GARRETTS OF COLUMBIA - A multigenerational story of hope and resilience that shows an American history of Black struggle, sacrifice, and achievement - with @mkzur - 3PM @ Conn Ave - https://t.co/5sGaasTRyI
I don't have premium yet (which I have to pay for) so I can edit typos in my posts. I need to get Premium. Could never edit Twitter before so that is an improvement. You can tell I haven't been to X much lately.
Still an avid fan of @otherppl Just listened to Brad's interview with @Margotlivesey author of The Road from Bel Haven. And I really enjoyed the conversation with @Annieliontas, author of the memoir-in-essays Sex with a Brain Injury.
Big story in @USATODAY
in honor of the 60th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington, featuring authors Norman and Velma Murphy HIll, authors of the Climbing the Rough Side of the Mountain out October 17, and many more.
https://t.co/pXJQXHwFCO
Memories of the 1963 March on Washington 60 years ago. Norman and Velma Murphy Hill are featured prominently ahead of the publication of their memoir, Climbing the Rough Side of the Mountain from Regalo Press, October 17th.
@jerrysaltz Some amazing teachers at the New Lincoln School. I took art class with David True whose enjoyment of my abstract watercolors was so affirming (6th grade). Robert Giard was my 7th grade teacher. He became a great photographer of gay authors. Read Nine Stories to us.
Next Thursday! @helenbenedict joins us for a discussion of MAP OF HOPE AND SORROW (@WeAreFootnote), the book she co-authored with Eyad Awwadawnan, alongside @Mucker05. In-person at 9th Ave, or watch online by registering at the link below: https://t.co/sPmhgMdZMk
In this week’s #PENTen, co-authors @helenbenedict & Eyad Awwadawnan, discuss their new book #MapOfHopeAndSorrow. Map of Hope and Sorrow follows the stories of 5 refugees’ journeys from the Middle East and Africa to Greece.
Read the full interview here: https://t.co/XivmWekIoG
So excited to see @helenbenedict and Eyad Awwadawnan, authors of Map of Hope and Sorrow, in conversation in their virtual event tonight at @Oblong Books. RSVP at link below.
https://t.co/tO15Tkwocg