No registration is required. This program will take place on Monday, Oct. 30, at 7 p.m. The book is set in New Orleans of the 1890s where a black man is in jail and will be hung for a murder that he didn't commit. Mark Twain, on a speaking tour, resolves to turn detective, prevent a miscarriage of justice, and find the real murderer. The story is narrated by Twain's secretary and laced with typical Twain wit and humor.
Books are available at the library to read in advance of the program.
To register, call us at 432-1980 or sign up in person. The author tells you how to develop ideas for fiction, nonfiction, poetry and screenplays. But, his instructions will enable you to generate new ideas and reinvigorate old ones. You'll also learn how to choose the ones that you can use to develop into something extraordinary. This is definitely worth a look.