50+ AUTHORS • BOOK SIGNINGS WRITING WORKSHOPS • FAMILY ACTIVITIES EXHIBITS • PERFORMANCES FESTIVAL EVENTS OCT. 10-12, 2014 DELMAR LOOP, UNIVERSITY CITY presented by: SAINT LOUIS LITERARY CONSORTIUM UNIVERSITY CITY ARTS & LETTERS COMMISSION ST. LOUIS INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE ALLIANCE UNIVERSITY CITY LIBRARY Promoting the Literary Arts in the Greater Saint Louis Area www.stllit.blogspot.com FEATURED AUTHORS For Adults - Main Tent A 10:00 AM - 10:55 AM - Cooking Missouri Nina Furstenau, Savor Missouri and Liz Fathman & Maddie Earnest, Missouri Harvest 11:00 AM - 11:55 AM - Anne Leckie, Ancillary Justice, Ancillary Sword Winner of the Hugo, Nebula, British Science Fiction, Locus and Arthur C. Clarke Awards Once the soldier known as Breq was the Justice of Toren - a colossal starship with an artificial intelligence linking thousands of soldiers in the service of the Radch, the empire that conquered the galaxy. Now, an act of treachery has ripped it all away, leaving her with one fragile human body, unanswered questions, and a burning desire for vengeance. 12:00 PM - 12:55 PM - Missouri Poets Laureate & Poetry Center Contest Winners First Missouri Poet Laureate Walter Bargen will read along with winners of the Wednesday Club Poetry Contest, St. Louis Writers Guild’s Deane Wagner Poetry Contest, Warrior Poet Award, and the St. Louis Poetry Center’s James Nash Member Contest. Readers include Katy Gordon, Vincent Casaregola, David Bond, Justin Philip Reed, Jane Ellen Ibur, Jennifer Goldring, and gaye gambell-peterson. 1:00 PM - 1:55 PM - Elaine Viets, Catnapped & the Dead End Job Series Winner of an Anthony Award and an Agatha Award Elaine Viets has actually worked many of those dead-end jobs in her mystery novels, just like her character Helen Hawthorne. She is also the author of the Josie Marcus, Mystery Shopper series and numerous short stories. 2:00 PM - 2:55 PM - Emerging Voices on the National Literary Landscape John Dalton (Heaven Lake), Laura McHugh (The Weight of Blood), and Fred Venturini (The Heart Does Not Grow Back). Meet three talented local authors who hail from the St. Louis area, but who are getting rave reviews across the country. 3:00 PM - 3:55 PM - Our Pens are Mighty Celebrating 50 Writers and Authors with STL250 and the Office of St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green. 4:00 PM - 4:55 PM - St. Louis Stories: How Place Informs Creativity Charlie Brennan (Amazing St. Louis), Joe Edwards (Walk of Fame), Kevin Killeen (Never Hug a Nun and Try to Kiss a Girl) and William Stage (Have a Weird Day) SATURDAY For Kids - Main Tent B 10:00 AM - 10:55 AM - Storytelling Cat in the Hat with special guest, courtesy of Barnes & Noble 11:00 AM - 11:55 AM - Patricia McKissack, Mirandy and Brother Wind PEN/Steven Kroll Award, Coretta Scott King Award, and Newbery Medal runner-up Author of children’s books including: A Picture of Freedom: The Diary of Clotee, a Slave Girl, Color Me Dark: The Diary of Nellie Lee Love, The Great Migration North, and Look to the Hills: The Diary of Lozette Moreau, a French Slave Girl, and Nzingha: Warrior Queen of Matamba. 12:00 PM - 12:55 PM - Write & Illustrate Your Own Book Authors, poets, and illustrators Joe Mohr (Robot + Bike + Kitten) and Dan Killeen (Tilllie & Clementine) lead a workshop for children aspiring to tell their own stories. 1:00 PM - 1:55 PM - Ridley Pearson, Peter & the Starcatchers, Kingdom Keepers International and New York Times #1 bestselling author of forty-eight novels for both adults and children, Ridley Pearson has had his work translated into two dozen languages and adapted for both network television and the broadway stage. 2:00 PM - 2:55 PM - Poet-Power Workshop for Youth Poet educator Jane Ellen Ibur will thrill and entertain with poetry tools and techniques for children. 3:00 PM - 3:55 PM - Storytelling with Bobby Norfolk Three-time Emmy winner, Bobby has been a professional entertainer since 1971. His natural talent combined with a background in theatre and comedy has made him one of the top storytellers in the country today and he brings energy, humor and spirit to all of his performances. 4:00 PM - 4:55 PM - Goodnight St. Louis with June Herman & Julie Dubray For St. Louisans of all ages, a homegrown phenomenon and a delightful read for children of all ages. WRITING WORKSHOPS STL Writers Guild Tents 1 & 2 Tent 1 Tent 2 Nonfiction Writers: The Real History Detectives Memoir 10:00 AM - 10:55 AM Harper Barnes (Never Been a Time), Joan Barthel (An American Saint, Girl Singer) Catherine Rankovic (moderator) 11:00 AM - 11:55 AM Literary Fiction: What is it? What sets it apart? John Dalton (Inverted Forest) Mary Troy (Beauties) Marshall Klimasewiski (The Cottagers) Edmund de Chasca 12:00 PM - 12:55 PM Write Out in the Open: LGBT Lit Marge O’Gorman (Living True) Jeffrey Ricker (Detours) Gary Meier (Hidden Voices: Reflections of a Gay, Catholic Priest) Kathleen Finneran (The Tenderland) Jean Ellen Whatley (Off The Leash) Terry Mulligan (Sugar Hill) Mary Ellen Havard (moderator) Creative Nonfiction: Blurring the Lines Andrew Atherton (DRAFTED: The Mostly True Tales of a Rear Echelon Mother F**ker) Jeffrey Copeland (Inman’s War, Aint No Harm to Kill the Devil) Luke Adler (Chasing Bandits: Ten Stories of Bad Guys and the Good Guys Who Catch Them) Getting the Most from Your Writing Community Whether You Write Fiction or Nonfiction Peter Green (Crime of Design, Ben’s War with the US Marines) T.W. Fendley (Zero Time) 1:00 PM - 1:55 PM Creating Your Sci Fi/Fantasy World Ann Leckie (Ancillary Justice, Ancillary Sword) Angie Fox (Accidental Demon Slayer) Literary Journals: Why They Matter & How to Submit Jessica Rogen, Boulevard Richard Newman, River Styx Gianna Jacobson, December Jennifer Goldring, Natural Bridge Jeff Hamilton, (moderator) SATURDAY University City Library Room 1 Room 2 Critiquing Poetry with the St. Louis Poetry Center Workshops Paths to Publishing Crafting the Perfect Crime Novel Sisters in Crime Illustrating Children’s Books Jonathan Smith, Richard Newman, Pam Garvey, Eamonn Wall, Sally Van Doren (moderator) St. Louis Publisher’s Association St. Louis Literary Consortium Treehouse Author Services Elaine Viets (Catnapped, and many others) Fedora Amis (Jack the Ripper in St. Louis) Claire Applewhite (Wrong Side of Memphis, St. Louis Hustle, and more) Pam DeVoe (moderator) Richard Bernal (Jag, Splash in the Ocean, and more) John Hendrix (Shooting at the Stars, Sarah Edmonds, John Brown, and more) Jennifer Stolzer (Caribou) Place & Character in Historical Fiction CONCURRENT ACTIVITY Steve Wiegenstein (Slant of Light, This Old World) Nicole Evalina (The Guinevere Trilogy) Leland Shanle (Project 7 Alpha, Vengeance, Endgame) Marie Savage (Oracles of Delphi) Forest Park Forever lecture featuring Linda Ballard, author of Forest Park Statues and Monuments. Noon until 2:00 PM School & Street: Poetry as a Healing Force Young Adult: Why it’s So Hot A panel discussion with poet educators followed by Q & A with: MK Stallings, Jane Ellen Ibur, Susan Grigsby, Brit Blasingame, Matthew Freeman, Meru Mauad-dib-Bey, Glendal Wallace, Jason Vasser with Nancy Hughes as moderator Cole Gibsen (Shinobi) Heather Brewer (The Slayer Chronicles) Kristy Makansi (The Seeds Trilogy) Jennifer Anderson (Honey Creek Royalty series) >> AT FRO-YO - 6329 Delmar Blvd << >> Componere Gallery, 6509 Delmar Blvd. << << CONCURRENT ACTIVITIES >> Crafts for kids, robots in literature & the Robo Lions at the University City Library WRITING WORKSHOPS STL Writers Guild Tents 1 & 2 Tent 1 Tent 2 Building Suspense for Mystery and Crime Novels Them’s Fightn’ Words: Writing the Fight Scene 2:00 PM - 2:55 PM Jed Ayres (Peckerwood) Scott L. Miller (Counterfeit and Interrogation) John Ryan (Allegiance) Kristina Makansi (Oracles of Delphi & editor, Blank Slate Press) 3:00 PM - 3:55 PM Making Your Story Sizzle: Writing Sex Scenes That Don’t Fizzle Jeannie Lin (The Jade Temptress) Jade Lee (The Groom’s Gamble, and more) Angie Fox (Accidental Demon Slayer) << SNEAK PREVIEW - SPOKEN WORD >> Brad Cook (Iron Horsemen) Began fencing at 13, trained with Olympic fencers, and has been a fencing instructor David Lucas - Fourth Degree Black Belt in Chinese Kenpo What Makes a Good Short Story Great? Murray Farish (Inappropriate Behavior) Jeffrey Ricker (Detours, The Unwanted) Edmund de Chasca (Sr. Editor, Boulevard) Jennifer Dunn Stewart (flash fiction) Jason Makansi (moderator) 3:00 - Vintage Vinyl - 6610 Delmar Blvd. (see LIT AFTER DARK for more) 4:00 PM - 4:55 PM Urban Fiction Brenda Hampton (The Reunion Show, A Plus Size Diva, Jaylin’s World) Keisha Ervin (Recklas, Girls from da Hood) The Craft and Business of Romance Jeannie Lin (The Jade Temptress) Jade Lee (The Groom’s Gamble, and more) Angie Fox (Accidental Demon Slayer) MOWRA (moderator) LIT AFTER DARK Spoken Word, Open Mic, Words & Music - FREE 3:00 PM at Vintage Vinyl (6610 Delmar Blvd.), 7:30 PM at the Duck Room, Blueberry Hill (6504 Delmar Blvd.) - Jason Vassar, Spoken Word coordinator, Michael Castro, Words & Music, coordinator SATURDAY University City Library Room 1 Room 2 Poetry Curators: What’s Involved: Graphic Novels: Pictures Worth 1,000 Words St. Louis Poetry Center presents a panel of poetry series curators including: Dwight Bitikofer, Kim Lozano, Chris Parr, Stephanie Schlaifer, Steve Schroeder, MK Stallings, Jason Vasser, and Drucilla Wall, and Jeff Hamilton (moderator) Warrior’s Writing Project Featuring poets & veterans Tim Leach, John S. Tieman, Marcel Toussaint and author/poet Jay Harden and participants in the current VA workshops with poet educator Jane Ellen Ibur and Warriors Arts Alliance director Deborah Marshall. Readers are followed by a panel discussion One World, Many Voices: Multiculturalism in the Literary World Winnie Sullivan (moderator) John Han, Marcel Toussaint, Alice Azure, Jason Makansi, Terry Mulligan SUNDAY - UNIVERSITY CITY LIBRARY 1:00 PM - 1:55 PM Cross Genre Lit Eric Lundgren (The Facades) Kevin Huizenga (Curses), Tim Lane (Abandoned Cars), Jennifer Stolzer (Caribou), Dan Zettwoch (Roadside America), Heather Brewer (8th Grade Bites) >> at Star Clipper, 6392 Delmar Blvd .<< Writing Children’s Books Ridley Pearson (Peter & the Starcatchers, The Kingdom Keepers series) John Hendrix (Hook’s Revenge) Susan Grigsby (First Peas to the Table) UCity Librarian (moderator) << Craft Alliance Gallery, 6640 Delmar Blvd. >> ACROSS THE GRAIN A reading of ekphrastic (responsive) poetry in the Craft Alliance Gallery with the exhibition Precision Cut. Poets include: Eugene Redmond, Shirley LeFlore, Susan Lively, Pamela Garvey, Jason Vasser, and more. A responsive open mic to follow readers. 2:00 PM - 2:55 PM Poetry: Workshop Critique - Richard Newman, of River Styx magazine, conducts a Poetry Center Workshop. Submissions are closed, but all are welcome. Ends at 3:45 PM. Featured Children’s Author- Jessica Day George, (Thursdays with the Crown, and more) ACTIVITIES FOR WRITERS AND READERS OF ALL AGES Friday, October 10, 2014 - 7:30 pm • University City, City Hall, 5th Floor LIT IN THE LOU LAUNCH PARTY Tradition of Literary Excellence Award: William H. Gass • Recognition for Missouri Center for the Book / Library of Congress Letters About Literature Winners • Poets Laureate Readings Saturday, October 11, 2014 • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm • FREE EVENTS Ackert Park and Walkway at Delmar @ Melville (by the Chuck Berry statue) University City Library and Delmar Loop Merchants (see schedule) Sunday, October 12, 2014 • 1:00 am - 4:00 pm • FREE EVENTS University City Library SPONSORS DONORS & EXHIBITORS University City Public Library St. Louis Publishers Association Racanelli’s Blueberry Hill Fro-Yo Vintage Vinyl The Melting Pot Star Clipper Craft Alliance Urban Chestnut Brewing Company Barnes & Noble Sisters in Crime Warriors’ Arts Alliance Amphora Publishing Group December Journal Boulevard Journal Robert Lucas St. Louis Public Library Library Consortium Show Me Cannabis Living Like a Lady Jewish Book Festival MoRWA Ken and Nancy Kranzberg Kiki Jordan Loop Special Business District Anonymous Gifts PARKING The Loop is conveniently located just blocks from the MetroLink Delmar Station. A pedestrian pathway leading to The Loop starts directly across Rosedale Avenue from the station parking lot. Municipal parking lots on both sides of Delmar and metered parking are also available. All LIT IN THE LOU events are handicap accessible.
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