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FREE Author Talk & Discussion with Novelist Jason Stone, Wednesday, March 20th, 2024
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FREE Author Talk & Discussion with Novelist Jason Stone, Wednesday, March 20th, 2024


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A Free Monthly Online Lecture Series from WritingWorkshops.com & Gemini Ink

Wednesday, March 20th, 2024 via Zoom @ 7PM CST

Up Next: Jason Stone and his novel The Beauty of the Days Gone By.

ABOUT THE BEAUTY OF THE DAYS GONE BY

A sublime and heady achingly beautiful generational ride that's beyond stellar and riveting." — Riverhorse Nakadate


Based on historical events that occurred in Comancheria, the region of West Texas and New Mexico controlled by the Comanche in the 18th and 19th centuries, The Beauty of the Days Gone By is an epic novel that weaves the reminiscences of the legendary plainsman Charles Goodnight, who is facing his mortality, against the backdrop of Reconstruction Texas and the haunting ordeals of a family torn apart by a violent Indian depredation—two brothers hauled way into captivity and the father who searches for them.

ABOUT JASON STONE


Jason Stone grew up in West Texas and graduated from the University of Texas at Austin. He lives in Austin. He is currently working on a non-fiction book about the real story behind Friday Night Lights.


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Previously (02/21/24): We featured Poet Mag Gabbert:

The Big Texas Author Talk is a *free* lecture series devoted to showcasing Texas authors from across our big state.   Each month we feature one Texas author in conversation with another—from New York Times bestsellers living in Dallas, Houston, and Austin to our rich Texas Latinx border authors living in Laredo and McAllen, not to mention from other deep pockets and corners of our culturally diverse state.  


Our lecture series is as entertaining as it is informative—and like Texas itself, we offer a vast array of storytellers who represent the spirit of our extremely distinct Lone Star State and continue to keep us on the literary map. 

In the past, we’ve featured novelists such as Kathleen Kent, Marisol Cortez, Joe Lansdale, and Antonio Ruiz-Camacho and Texas poet laureates such as Carmen Tafolla, Laurie Ann Guerrero, Jenny Brown, and Emmy Perez. 

If you’ve visited with us over the last three years, you know who we are and what we do, and we thank you for your ongoing support. We value your presence and love seeing your faces! 

If you’re new to the Big Texas Author Talk and are just discovering who we are and what we do, we welcome you to join us virtually on the third Wednesday of every month at 7 pm CST.  

PREVIOUS AUTHORS/TITLES INCLUDE Contact us HERE if you have any questions about this reading series and/or to suggest an author.