Salutations!
I’m proud to say that all of the events that Cayuga Lake Books has been a part of have been attended very well, and all of the readings have been absolutely lovely.
Jack Hopper started off the proceedings at Lifelong on Thursday night by introducing Edward Hower and the anthology.
Then the aforementioned Edward came to the podium to introduce the first reader, Diane Ackerman.
Diane read her piece in the anthology, which is an excerpt from Cultivating Delight.
Steve Poleskie read next, and he read Jitterbug, a short story that he’d been holding onto for over twenty years, but it’s just been published.
Unfortunately, Gene Endres couldn’t be there, so Edward came back up to the podium, and he read Gene’s piece in the anthology instead.
Our finishing reader was Carol Kammen, who wrote the introduction to the anthology.
SPRING WRITES
On Saturday, Antonio DiRenzo read from his new book, Dead Reckoning.
Although he didn’t publish his new book with us, he is published in the anthology!
Saturday afternoon, Edward Hower moderated a panel on publishing that included Elizabeth Dunn-Cunningham, a self-published author, Michele Lesko, from IthacaLit, and Gina Keicher, an editor at Black Lawrence Press.
Sunday afternoon, Jack Hopper and Fred Wilcox had a joint reading.
Fred Wilcox read a few chapters from his new novel, Tommy Mackin’s Vow.
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