The Asheville-based author turns his attention to the Donner Party in “The Snow Fell Three Graves Deep.”
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The Asheville-based author turns his attention to the Donner Party in “The Snow Fell Three Graves Deep.”
The Asheville-based poet presents his latest collection on March 16 at Malaprop’s.
Spellbound Children’s Bookshop owner Leslie Hawkins says she’s always wanted to host a “dinner with the author” event, and that goal will be realized on Tuesday, April 25, when her shop hosts Marcus Sedgwick at Twisted Laurel. Event proceeds will go to The Literacy Council of Buncombe County.
Decades after the death of Allan Wolf’s boyhood friend Ed Disney, Wolf and his brother set out along a back road near their hometown of Blacksburg, Va., to find the exact spot where two young assailants shot Disney and left him to die.
Last year, two Asheville writers — Megan Shepherd and Robert Beatty — found themselves on the New York Times Children’s Chapter Books bestseller lists. This year’s crop of YA and middle-grade books of local interest promises to be just as exciting.
Check your coat and your drama at the door. The Cosmic Happy Slam! youth poetry event was created to remind stressed teens that “in the midst of our crazy, busy lives, we can always access joy, laugh and have fun,” according to Soulspeak Asheville founder Mel Kelley. Word wranglers ages 12-21 are invited to compete […]
West Asheville poet and author Allan Wolf demonstrates how the flying scene from “Titanic” could never have happened using his 5-foot foam rubber model of the ship. (Photo by Bill Rhodes)