Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012
Sweet Indulgences:
Writing Food, Drink, and Romance
Featuring:
Andrew Fox, author of The Good Humor Man, or, Calorie 3501
Kit Wilkinson,author of Protector’s Honor and Mom in the Making
Michele Young-Stone, author of The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors
Andrew Fox’s first novel, Fat White Vampire Blues, was widely described as "Anne Rice meets A Confederacy of Dunces." It won the Ruthven Award for Best Vampire Fiction of 2003. Its sequel, Bride of the Fat White Vampire, was published in 2004. His most recent book to hit print, The Good Humor Man, or, Calorie 3501, was selected by Booklist as
one of the Ten Best SF/Fantasy Novels of the Year. In 2009, he
relocated his family to Manassas, Virginia, so that he could take a job
with a federal law enforcement agency, after having worked many years
for the Louisiana Office of Public Health and the Federal Emergency
Management Agency.
Kit Wilkinson
is a former Ph.D. student who once wrote discussions on the medieval
feminine voice. She now prefers weaving stories of romance and
redemption. Her first inspirational manuscript won the prestigious RWA
Golden Heart and sold to a popular division at Harlequin. Her fourth
novel releases in July 2012. In addition to novel writing and penning
the occasional magazine article, Kit teaches French, English and Drama
to upper school students at The Millwood School. Currently, she lives in
central Virginia with her two pretty, fabulous kids and one lazy,
worthless hound dog.
Michele Young-Stone, a Richmond native, is the author of the critically acclaimed debut novel, The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors (Crown, 2010). Her next two novels are under contract with Simon & Schuster. Look for The Saints of Los Vientos in Spring, 2013. Michele lives with her husband, son, dog and fish in Richmond, VA.
Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012
6:30-8:30 pm
The Pavilion Room
The Children’s Museum
2626 West Broad Street, Richmond
$10 in advance
$12 at the door
$5 students at the door
Sponsored by the Richmond Times-Dispatch, the Children's Museum of Richmond, the Virginia Commission for the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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