Writing Out of Pain
Four Memoirs from WNC Authors
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- Thurs. Sept. 8: Talk by Nancy Sehested about her memoir Marked for Life: A Prison Chaplain's Story
- Wed. Sept. 14: Book discussion of Marked for Life, led by West Asheville Public Library librarian Sherry Roane
- Thurs. Oct. 13: Vietnam veterans reading poems and prose from Brothers Like These: Vietnam War Veterans
- Wed. Oct. 19: Book discussion of Brothers Like These, led by West Asheville Public Library librarian Sherry Roane
- Thurs. Nov. 10: Talk by Meta Commerse about her memoir Womaning
- Wed. Nov. 16: Book discussion of Womaning, led by West Asheville Public Library librarian Sherry Roane
- Thurs. Dec. 8: Zoom Talk* by Tamara Puffer and Joyce Holladay about Forgetting the Former Things: Brain Injury's Invitation to Vulnerability and Faith
- Wed. Dec. 14: Book discussion of Forgetting the Former Things, led by West Asheville Public Library librarian Sherry Roane
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