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Present….

2011/12 Series

Join award winning poet Marie Harris when she interviews local humorist and usually

the hostess of The New Hampshire Authors Series,

Rebecca Rule - Sunday, April 22, 2012 - register here!!

Becky Rule’s new book, Moved and Seconded: Town Meeting in New Hampshire—

the Present, the Past, and the Future, has just been published by Plaidswede Publishing. Rule’s new

anthology of prose and poetry brings out the dry humor and wisdom of that venerable institution.

Rule has also published three short story collections, including The Best Revenge, which was

selected by the University Press of New England for its Hardscrabble Series. She has also

 published a New Hampshire guidebook and dictionary, released CDs, and coauthored a pair of

how-to books for writers.

Don’t miss this very special event!

Sunday, April 22, 2012 at 2:00 in the
Dimond Library

5th Floor reading room

Light refreshments will be served after the interview and both authors will be available to sign their books.

The program is free and open to the public, but seating is limited.
Be sure to register here

For more information, e-mail nh.authors@unh.edu or call (603) 862-1540.

To watch video stream of previous interviews, please click the links below:

2011/2012 Season
Tor Seidler -
watch online here

2010/2011 Season
Ernest Herbert
- watch online here
Wesley McNair - watch online here
Edie Clark
- watch online here

 

2009/2010 Season
Marty Kelley
Dayton Duncan
Howard Mansfield

2008/09 Season
Bill Tapply
Sy Montgomery
Marie Harris

2007/08 Season
David Carroll
Meredith Hall
Maxine Kumin

2006/07 Season
Brendan DuBois
Tomie dePaola
Mekeel McBride

2005/06 Season

Jodi Picoult
Alexander Parsons
Charles Simic

2004/05 Season
Donald Murray
Charlotte Bacon
Donald Hall

Who Are the Friends?
The Friends of the UNH Library is a non-profit, volunteer organization whose members take a strong interest in promoting and supporting the activities of the University Library.  All are welcome to join!

Friends Make a Difference
As the University of New Hampshire’s reputation as a major research center has grown, so has that of the library. Our admission to the elite Boston Library Consortium, a cooperative association of 18 academic and research libraries that share resources, is proof. The Friends play a major role in developing the University’s research collections: from donating early New Hampshire imprints to acquiring the manuscripts of Pulitzer Prize-winning poets. We have acquired online databases, technology resources, rare books and archival matierals that ensure that the UNH Library meets the ever-changing needs of the community.

The Friends also sponsor programs throughout the year to promote the cultural and intellectual richness of the University and the community. From the New Hampshire Authors' Series to documentary film screenings to Poet Laureate receptions, Friends programs help friends to get acquainted and share their interests while emphasizing the development of the Milne Special Collections.

If you're interested in more information or, would like to join the Friends, please contact Tracey Lauder at 603-862-3041.

       


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