Amerian Flash Fiction: Brilliant Brevities & Miniature Masterpieces - Library of America

Off to find something else

In case you missed the Library of America's Flash Fiction presentation earlier in October, it's now online on Youtube.

 

The event features three flash fiction writers discussing what it is and how to write it. The program is one hour long.

 

Note: Yes these are authors published in a Library of America flash fiction book. 

 

To watch the video tootle over to Flash Fiction 

Exploring Earthsea: Ursula K. Le Guin's Fantasy Masterpiece

Leave me alone. Let me sleep.

Only one post today. Panzer went to the vet again. He's still having eye problems and started a new eye drop medication.

  

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In a September 10 post here Panzer told you about a Library of America online event discussing Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea fantasy on September 15. 

  

If you missed it yesterday, a recording has been uploaded to LOA's Youtube channel. Panzer doesn't know how long it will be available, so rather than wait until the weekend he'll post a link to it now.

 

Note: It's one hour long. Bring whatever you want to snack on.

 

To watch the program tootle over to Ursula K. Le Guin

The Enduring Genius of Ray Bradbury - Library of America Presentation

I'll see you there.

Today, Panzer found a free presentation for you about science fiction author Ray Bradbury. If you've been a reader of this site for a while, you know Panzer was a huge fan of Ray Bradbury's  books and stories.

On July 19 from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. (PDT) The Enduring Genius of  Ray Bradbury will be livestreamed on Zoom.  The event will include discussions of Ray Bradbury's work by authors, an editor, and an SF expert.

Although the event is free, you must register and get a "ticket" to attend.

For more information and to register tootle over to Ray Bradbury Event