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Breakfast with the Authors, an autumn and spring series, features three or four authors at a continental style breakfast, presenting and discussing their work with the audience.

Nationally-known writers like Nora Roberts, Mary Higgins Clark, and National Book Award Winner Nathaniel Philbrick, who vacation on the Cape or whose book tours take them here, welcome the opportunity to appear at Breakfast with the Authors and/or Books and the World.

CCWC has recently hosted authors Tom Cathcart (Plato and a Platypus Walk into a Bar) Sara Pennypacker of the popular Clementine children's series and My Enemy's Cradle, and David Gessner (Soaring with Fidel).

 

BREAKFAST WITH THE AUTHORS - Spring 2008


DETAILS:

CAPE COD WRITERS' CENTER PRESENTS BREAKFAST WITH THE AUTHORS
A literary event open to the community

Friday, May 9, 2008 from 9:30 am to 11:30 am
at the Hyannis Golf Club.
1860 Iyanough Road, Route 132, Hyannis (¼ mile east of Exit 6 off Route 6)

Enjoy a continental breakfast as four authors discuss their recent works.

Author presentations begin at 9:30am with time set aside for
a question and answer session and book signings.

The cost of the event is $12, $10 for CCWC members. Reservations are requested. You may pay at the door.

For information and reservations please call the Cape Cod Writers' Center
508-420-0200

 

MEET THE AUTHORS

Priscilla and the Hollyhocks by Anne Broyles is based on the true story of a young slave girl’s life on a Southern plantation and her forced march along the Trail of Tears. After twenty years as a United Methodist minister Anne now writes full time.


Pat DePaolo’s The Beijing Games drew on his more than forty years of business and technical experience to write his first novel. A reporter, a failed business man, and three remarkable women challenge corrupt American, Chinese, and European conspirators in a tale of international intrigue.


David Surette presents his second book of poetry, Easy to Keep, Hard to Keep In. David’s poems have been published in literary journals and anthologies. David is an English teacher and co-host of Poetribe, a poetry series in East Bridgewater, MA.

 

Allison Dailey is the illustrator and co-author of Glassigator. An artist and architect, Allison collaborated with her father, renowned glass artist Dan Dailey, to introduce children to the exciting and imaginative process of glassblowing.