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Ron Rash has 10 past events. (show) The book group will discuss "Serena" by Ron Rash.
Mr. Rash will be signing copies of his newly released paperback Serena. Described in Huffington Post as, "This falls most dangerous and most beautiful book," it is a must read!
This 6 month group discusses contemporary Southern books (with a special emphasis on the novels of Ron Rash), meets once a month and will conclude in December. To join book group, purchase of the book from the Fountain Bookstore is required. Please sign up via email or by calling Kelly at 804-788-1594. ... (more)Rash's biggest novel to date is a violent story of ambition, privilege, and ruthlessness played out in an Appalachian timber camp in North Carolina during the Great Depression.
Ron Rash's masterful balance of violence and beauty yields a riveting novel that, at its core, tells of love both honored and betrayed. Don't miss Rash when he visits us on Tuesday, October 14 at 7 p.m. to read from and sign his newly released Serena.
Join us on Monday, October 13th at 7:00 p.m. for a signing and reading from Ron Rash's new novel, Serena.
Boston Readers is a book discusion group that meets once a month at the Trident.
This month's selection is Saints at the River by Ron Rash. The group is always happy to welcome new members. You can find out more about them by checking out their website
Acclaimed Appalachian author Ron Rash, whose novel Saints at the River was the 2005 Southern Book Critics Circle Award Winner, and whose short story collection Chemistry and Other Stories was a finalist for the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction, will talk about his writing, answer questions, and sign copies ... (more)
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