2018 Writers’ and Readers’ Confab

2018 Writers’ and Readers’ Confab – “Where the Upper Hudson Crime & Mystery Community Connects”
Sat., March 24, 1:45-4:00 PM at the East Greenbush Community Library

PROGRAM

• 1:45 PM Registration
• 2:00 PM Bringing out the Mystery within Panel discussion and Q & A with Robert Knightly, Carol Pouliot, K.A. Laity, and Frankie Y. Bailey. Moderated by Michael Catoggio
• 3:15 PM Workshops
  • Finding My Next Great Read – Rhonda Rosenheck & Laurie Dreyer
  • Squeezing the Book in – K.A. Laity
  • When I Die, Clear my Browser History (Research for
  • Mystery/Crime Writers) – Michael Catoggio

Frankie Y. Bailey, K.A. Laity, Robert Knightly, Carol Pouliot and are published crime and mystery authors. Frankie Bailey is also President of the Mavens of Mayhem, the Upper Hudson chapter of Sisters in Crime. Michael Catoggio conducts research for mystery writers and others after a prominent career in library sciences. Laurie Dreyer is Adult Programming Librarian at EGCL. Rhonda Rosenheck is a published poet and humorist, and a life-long fan of detective fiction. More information on the presenters’ sites at upperhudsonsinc.com

Signup at eastgreenbushlibrary.org

About the author: Thom Francis

Thom Francis has been organizing, promoting, and hosting open mics and poetry / spoken word events in Albany such as Nitty Gritty Slam, School of Night, Albany Poets Presents..., and the Albany Word Fest for over 20 years. As a poet and performer, Thom has been featured at many of the upstate poetry and spoken word events from Saratoga to Woodstock as well as LarkFest, Art on Lark, 1st Friday, and the Albany Word Fest.