This week in Central Oregon, book and author events are taking place that book lovers won’t want to miss. The Bulletin has compiled a list of events happening in the area that offer the opportunity to engage with authors, hear readings, and participate in discussions.
One event featured is a visit from author Natalie Standiford, who will be at the Sunriver Books & Music store to discuss her latest novel, “Sea Wolf,” a historical fiction novel set in the early 19th century. Standiford will be discussing her inspiration for the novel and signing copies for fans.
Another event taking place is a poetry reading at the Tower Theatre featuring local poets sharing their work. The event is free to attend and offers the chance to support and engage with the local literary community.
For those interested in non-fiction, journalist and author David Kessler will be at the Deschutes Public Library to discuss his book “Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief.” Kessler’s book explores the idea of finding meaning and purpose in life after experiencing loss and is sure to resonate with many readers.
Rounding out the week is a virtual author event with Peter Ackroyd, who will be discussing his latest book “The Magic Circle,” a historical novel that delves into the world of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. The event, hosted by Roundabout Books, offers the chance to hear directly from the author about his research and writing process.
Overall, Central Oregon is offering a diverse range of book and author events this week that cater to a variety of literary interests. Whether you’re a fan of fiction, poetry, non-fiction, or historical novels, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and engage with the written word.
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