[Durham INC] Durham County Library Hosts Reading from 27 Views of Durham

[grozier at durhamcountync.gov]

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Gina

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Gina Rozier
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Durham County Library
P: 919-560-0151
F: 919-560-0137
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Date: October 10, 2012                                                                               CONTACT: Gina Rozier
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                 919-560-0151 or grozier at durhamcountync.gov<mailto:grozier at durhamcountync.gov>


Durham County Library Hosts Reading from 27 Views of Durham



Program:             Meet the Authors: 27 Views of Durham: The Bull City in Prose & Poetry
Date:                     Sunday, October 21
Time:                    2 p.m.
Location:             Carolina Theatre, Cinema One, 309 West Morgan Street
Cost:                      Free and open to the public
About:   Durham County Library will host seven of the 27 authors of the anthology, 27 Views of Durham, as they read their essays from the book. The event will be held at the Carolina Theatre, 309 West Morgan St., on Sunday, Oct. 21 at 2 p.m. Steve Schewel, founder of the Independent Weekly, will introduce the authors. The readings will be followed by a question and answer period concluding with a book signing.

27 Views of Durham is an anthology of the city known for tobacco, diversity, sports and grit. It is the fourth book in Eno Publishers' 27 Views series that features the literary communities of contemporary Southern towns. The prior books in the series were the award-winning 27 Views of Hillsborough, followed by 27 Views of Chapel Hill and 27 Views of Asheville.



The event will feature historian Jean Bradley Anderson reading "Remembering A Town Father," award-winning filmmaker and producer Rodrigo Dorman reading "El Nuevo South," Whatever Happened to Jacy Farrow author Ceil Cleveland reading "Watermark," playwright and sportswriter Adam Sobsey reading "Home Again," Farm Fresh Carolina author Diane Daniel reading  "Where Durham Works Out" and musician Pierce Freelon reading "Born and Raised."  Rebecca Newton, joined by Jack Herrick of the Red Clay Ramblers and Bob Vasile of the Pratie Heads, will lead the audience in her original song "One Square Mile: A Durham Anthem."

This event is sponsored by Durham Library Foundation and co-sponsored by the Carolina Theatre. For more information, contact Joanne Abel at 919-560-0268.



Durham County Library provides the entire community with books, services and other resources that inform, inspire learning, cultivate understanding and excite the imagination. As a department of Durham County Government, the library furthers Goal 1 of the county's Strategic Plan by enhancing cultural, educational and creative opportunities. For more information about the library, visit us online at durhamcountylibrary.org.

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