Carrie Bebris
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In-person and online events get added throughout the year, so check back often to see
whether I’ll be visiting your area. I enjoy speaking to all sorts of audiences -- readers, writers,
school groups, book clubs, and other organizations. If you would like to arrange an
appearance, contact me via email.
whether I’ll be visiting your area. I enjoy speaking to all sorts of audiences -- readers, writers,
school groups, book clubs, and other organizations. If you would like to arrange an
appearance, contact me via email.
2008 Engagements
Dayton Metro Library
June 21
10:00 a.m., Kettering Moraine branch
2:00 p.m., Huber Heights branch
Dayton, Ohio
Presentation with fellow mystery authors
Sharon Short and Heather Webber in
conjuction with the library's Adult Summer
Reading Club. The theme this year is
"It's a Mystery."
Tipp City Public Library
June 23, 7:00 p.m.
I'll be leading a discussion of Emma and
Austen's enduring popularity for the first
meeting of the library's new Jane Austen
book group. All welcome!
11 E. Main St
Tipp City, Ohio
937-667-3826
http://www.tippcitylibrary.org/
Instructor, Mystery Intensive Seminar
Antioch Writers' Workshop
July 12-18
Yellow Springs, Ohio
www.antiochwritersworkshop.com/
"Intrigue at Pemberley: Writing the
Mr. & Mrs. Darcy Mystery Series"
Jane Austen Society of North America -
Greater Dayton Chapter
September 20, 2:30 p.m.
Twin Creek Tea Room
19 E. Dayton St.
West Alexandria, Ohio
More information forthcoming.
"An Evening of Mysteries and
Characters"
Jane Austen Society of North America
Conference and Annual General Meeting
October 2-5, 2008
Chicago, Illinois
In this Friday night special event, fellow
author Stephanie Barron and I, along with
mystery and Austen aficionado Steve
Martin, will engage in a lively discussion of
Jane Austen's connection to the mystery
genre
More information
Dayton Metro Library
June 21
10:00 a.m., Kettering Moraine branch
2:00 p.m., Huber Heights branch
Dayton, Ohio
Presentation with fellow mystery authors
Sharon Short and Heather Webber in
conjuction with the library's Adult Summer
Reading Club. The theme this year is
"It's a Mystery."
Tipp City Public Library
June 23, 7:00 p.m.
I'll be leading a discussion of Emma and
Austen's enduring popularity for the first
meeting of the library's new Jane Austen
book group. All welcome!
11 E. Main St
Tipp City, Ohio
937-667-3826
http://www.tippcitylibrary.org/
Instructor, Mystery Intensive Seminar
Antioch Writers' Workshop
July 12-18
Yellow Springs, Ohio
www.antiochwritersworkshop.com/
"Intrigue at Pemberley: Writing the
Mr. & Mrs. Darcy Mystery Series"
Jane Austen Society of North America -
Greater Dayton Chapter
September 20, 2:30 p.m.
Twin Creek Tea Room
19 E. Dayton St.
West Alexandria, Ohio
More information forthcoming.
"An Evening of Mysteries and
Characters"
Jane Austen Society of North America
Conference and Annual General Meeting
October 2-5, 2008
Chicago, Illinois
In this Friday night special event, fellow
author Stephanie Barron and I, along with
mystery and Austen aficionado Steve
Martin, will engage in a lively discussion of
Jane Austen's connection to the mystery
genre
More information
Above: With reader and JASNA member Susan Tait at
Booked for Murder in Madison, Wisconsin. (Photo
courtesy of Thomas Boykoff)
Immediately Below: With Jane Austen Festival-goers in
Bath, England.
Further Below: At the Jane Austen Society of North
America national conference in Milwaukee, WI.
Booked for Murder in Madison, Wisconsin. (Photo
courtesy of Thomas Boykoff)
Immediately Below: With Jane Austen Festival-goers in
Bath, England.
Further Below: At the Jane Austen Society of North
America national conference in Milwaukee, WI.
With Jones Books publisher Joan Strasbaugh (left) and
Kim Wilson, author of Tea With Jane Austen, at
Barnes & Noble West in Madison, WI. (Photo courtesy
of Elizabeth Cooper)
Kim Wilson, author of Tea With Jane Austen, at
Barnes & Noble West in Madison, WI. (Photo courtesy
of Elizabeth Cooper)
| Can't attend a live event? Due to the wonders of the Internet, these virtual appearances are always available for your enjoyment: Author interview and review of North by Northanger on WNBC “Interview” with Jane Austen (me answering questions on Austen’s behalf) on WNBC in conjunction with a review of Pride and Prejudice Guest appearance and Q&A with the A&E Mysteries Poirot discussion group Q&A and group read of Pride and Prescience at the Republic of Pemberley |
With Sue Hughes, editor of Jane Austen's Regency
World magazine, at the Jane Austen Centre in Bath,
England
World magazine, at the Jane Austen Centre in Bath,
England