After championing “All the Colour in the World” at the County Reads debate in April, JC is delighted the Library invited author C. S. Richardson to read and discuss this excellent novel with her.
The event takes place at 7:00 PM on Thursday, October 17, at the Picton Branch of the Library. The hour-long program will feature a reading by the author, a conversation between him and JC and a Q and A opportunity. Books & Company will offer copies of the book available for sale at the event. Tickets are available at the library at $15 each.
“At the 2024 County Reads Debate, I championed All the Colour in the World, a finalist for the 2023 Giller Prize, because I couldn’t put it down. And it’s not a whodunnit,” JC explained to the 200-person audience at the debate. She suggested the book contains not only a good story but also is innovative in the way it uses facts and tidbits from history, the arts, science, culture and literature to illuminate and illustrate, to inform the story and its characters. And in the sensuous way it incorporates the colour palette.
Prince Edward County Library welcomes CS Richardson in October 17 discussion with JC about to ALL THE COLOUR IN THE WORLD
After championing “All the Colour in the World” at the County Reads debate in April, JC is delighted the Library invited author C. S. Richardson to read and discuss this excellent novel with her.
The event takes place at 7:00 PM on Thursday, October 17, at the Picton Branch of the Library. The hour-long program will feature a reading by the author, a conversation between him and JC and a Q and A opportunity. Books & Company will offer copies of the book available for sale at the event. Tickets are available at the library at $15 each.
“At the 2024 County Reads Debate, I championed All the Colour in the World, a finalist for the 2023 Giller Prize, because I couldn’t put it down. And it’s not a whodunnit,” JC explained to the 200-person audience at the debate. She suggested the book contains not only a good story but also is innovative in the way it uses facts and tidbits from history, the arts, science, culture and literature to illuminate and illustrate, to inform the story and its characters. And in the sensuous way it incorporates the colour palette.
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