Author Talks

From debut voices to seasoned storytellers, each event brings a fresh perspective and a chance to connect with the people behind the pages.

Calendar

Barbara Miller
Saturday, February 28th from 1 - 4pm

Barbara Miller writes about secret societies and marginalized lives, creating flawed yet compelling characters. When You See Her is her debut novel. She holds an M.A. from Johns Hopkins University and works as a senior diplomatic translator for the U.S. Department of State. She has lived in Costa Rica, France, Mexico, and Spain, and lives with her husband, twin daughters, and dogs.

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Kathleen Goggin
Saturday, March 7th from 8am - 12pm

Kathleen (Kate) Goggin is a native Washingtonian, writing workshop leader, and author of 10 Little Rules When Good Jobs Go Bad: Learn, Grow, and Reclaim Your Power at Work and in Life. It is a practical, journal-based guide that helps individuals navigate career change with confidence.Through her book and popular workshops (Journal and Discover and The Art of Simplicity), individuals gain clarity, resilience, and direction.

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More authors coming soon!