A visit to the Jay
County Public Library in Portland on Monday, September 25 kicks off a busy fall
of presentations and book signings for the Speed City Sisters in Crime and its
members.
On Monday at 6:30,
several members will be at the Jay County Public Library to discuss writing,
The Fine Art of Murder short story collection, and their own books. Taking part
will be Brenda Stewart, Stephen Terrell, Russ Eberhardt and N. W. Campbell.
Other upcoming
events:
➽ Saturday,
September 30, 1-4 p.m., Indianapolis Writers Center: Author and member Larry
Sweazy will teach a time management class for writers titled “How Much Time Do
You Really Think You Have?”
➽Tuesday, October 3,
6 pm: Mystery Roundtable at Coal Yard Coffee Shop,
Irvington. Sponsored by the
Indianapolis Public Library Irvington Branch, it will feature author and Speed
City member Larry Sweazy as moderator.
➽Saturday, October
7, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m: Porter Books and Bread (Indianapolis), Russ Eberhart will
be signing his latest book.
➽Saturday, October 14: Indianapolis
Author Fair at Indianapolis Public Library Central Branch; Greenwood Public Library Author Fair at
Greenwood Public Library; and Elwood Chili Cook Off Food Festival. Speed City
Chapter members will be meeting readers at each event, signing The Fine Art of
Murder as well as their own books.
➽Wednesday, October, 25, 2017, 7:30 p.m. University of Indianapolis, Schwitzer
Student Center, Room 010: Indiana Writers
Spotlight Featuring Anthony and Agatha Award-winning author and Speed City
Chapter member Lori Rader-Day.
➽Thursday,
October 26: College Park Book Club – Members will be discussing their writing,
the inspiration for their short stories, and signing copies of The Fine Art of
Murder.
➽Saturday Nov. 11, 1pm – 4 pm at Indianapolis
Writers Center: Author and chapter member Larry Sweazy teaches an overview of
the art and craft of mysteries, titled “It’s a Mystery.”
➽November 16: Ivy Tech Day of Writing, IFC Commons at the
Fall Creek campus. Members will be meeting with student to discuss and
encourage writing.
⇨Mark your
calendar: Indiana Historical Society
Book Fair – December 4, featuring The Fine Art of Murder.
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