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SUMMARY:Author Event: Catherine Tudish & Brett Ann Stanciu
DESCRIPTION:Catherine Tudish and Brett Ann Stanciu both have new novels set in small-town Vermont. Yankee Bookshop and NWPL are excited to welcome them to Woodstock to talk about A Thousand Souls\, Call It Madness\, writing\, life in our rural state\, and more! \n+++ \nCatherine Tudish’s A Thousand Souls: A Novel in Stories interweaves the lives of three generations in this rural Vermont town of “upward of a thousand souls.” \nA boy born of a secret affair meets his father. A recent widow and Boston transplant solves the mystery of a teen girl gone missing. A beloved sheriff breaks up a drug operation\, only to get busted himself for helping undocumented workers evade ICE. The disappointed wife of a rural mail driver presents him with a nude portrait – of herself. A shy girl befriends a black bear… People unknown\, yet familiar. \nCatherine Tudish is the author of the story collection Tenney’s Landing and the novel American Cream. She has taught writing and literature at Harvard University\, Dartmouth College\, and the Bread Loaf School of English. She lives in a village in central Vermont\, where she teaches a community writing workshop at the local library and serves as one of the town’s three Fence Viewers. \n+++ \nBrett Ann Stanciu’s Call It Madness unfolds in the immensity of a frozen Vermont winter\, where buried truths rise and endings refuse to follow the script. \nMillennial Avah Lavoie’s crumbling relationship is the final push she needs to answer her estranged mother’s unexpected call: her great-grandfather Opa has died. Driving north to rural Vermont\, Avah hopes to untangle the murky history of a family she barely knows. Rumors swirl — about a long-lost farm\, a sawmill accident\, and Opa’ s drinking…. \nBrett Ann Stanciu is the author of Unstitched: My Journey to Understand Opioid Addiction and How Communities Can Heal and Hidden View. Recipient of a 2020 Vermont Arts Council Creation Grant and a 2024 Fellowship to the Vermont Studio Center for the Arts\, Stanciu lives in Hardwick\, Vermont\, in a century-old house built for granite workers and surrounded by lilacs.
URL:https://normanwilliams.org/event/tudish-stanciu7-26
LOCATION:Norman Williams Public Library\, 10 The Green\, Woodstock\, VT\, 05091\, United States
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SUMMARY:Peter Lindenfeld & A Century in the Making | Tom Lindenfeld
DESCRIPTION:Peter Lindenfeld lived a remarkable life and died in November 2025\, but not before finishing and publishing his memoir\, A Century in the Making: A Hundred-Year Journey from Refugee to American. \nBorn in Vienna on March 10\, 1925\, and shaped by the upheaval of the 1938 annexation of Austria\, Peter Lindenfeld’s life carried him from refugee to professor emeritus of physics at Rutgers University. \nPeter’s son\, Tom\, will present stories about his father and how his experience as a refugee affected his life. He will include brief readings from his memoir and a slideshow of images. \nMary Clurman & Peter Lindenfeld hiking in Barnard\, VT \nRooted in Jewish tradition yet open to a wide philosophical world\, Peter built a life woven from family\, teaching\, social justice\, and community — from Princeton\, NJ civic life and environmental causes to summers in Barnard\, Vermont\, and a deep engagement with global art\, music\, and culture. \nCo-hosted by Artistree (Pomfret\, VT) and the Yankee Bookshop (Woodstock\, VT)\, copies of A Century in the Making will be available for sale at the event. For more information about the book see PeterLindenfeld.com. \n 
URL:https://normanwilliams.org/event/p-lindenfeld6-26
LOCATION:Norman Williams Public Library\, 10 The Green\, Woodstock\, VT\, 05091\, United States
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