A book reading and signing celebrating the publication of writer Erin Pringle's latest story collection, Unexpected Weather Events.
Local author Erin Pringle will discuss her latest book, Unexpected Weather Events, and sell and sign books thereafter. Musician Liz Rognes will introduce the author and Neil Elwell will play guitar during the signing.
Spokane writer Erin Pringle grew up in the rural Midwest, received her MFA in Fiction at Texas State University, and has called Spokane home for over a decade. She's the author of three additional books: the novel Hezada! I Miss You (AWST Press 2020) and two story collections The Whole World at Once (WVU/Vandalia Press 2017) and The Floating Order (Two Ravens Press 2009). Her work has earned an Artist Trust Fellowship (2012), performance in L.A.'s New Short Fiction series (2018), and a writing residency at The Hive®: A Spokane Public Library (2021). She shares her life with her son Henry and partner Heather. Learn more at www.erinpringle.com
About Unexpected Weather Events:
“Erin Pringle crafts an immersive, vivid world where time can linger, sit down, or turn itself inside out as characters survive the beautiful complications and layers of their lives. These stories visit the tender space between the living and the dead, between right now and memory, between reality and dreams. There are ghosts and shadows and memories and forewarnings as the people inside these stories face the hardest parts of being human—climate change, cancer, suicide, war—while finding love and meaning in the sweet impermanence of safety.” — Liz Rognes, singer/songwriter Red Flags and Topographies.
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AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Learning & Lectures | Book & Film Discussions | Arts & Culture |
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