A few months ago, the Montana Book Festival 2021 (MBF) was on tap to offer in-person and online events. Then in August, rising COVID rates in Missoula County compelled the MBF Board of Directors to shift the entire Festival to virtual events.
On Saturday, October 16, China Reevers hosted the Montana Book Festival 2021 conversation with Eileen Garvin and me—“With a Little Help from My Friends: Writing Fictional Friendships.” I loved chatting with Eileen about our books—The Music of Bees and Perimenopausal Women with Power Tools—and the craft of writing. Our respective readings were highlights as well. In addition, the virtual format reached a wider audience, and the event was later uploaded to the Montana Book Festival’s YouTube channel.
Perhaps you didn’t have the opportunity to tune in. Or maybe you did, but you would like to revisit these questions:
How did gourds, mirrors and a tweet shape Perimenopausal Women with Power Tools? What sounds like the parking lot behind the 7-Eleven? What might a budding orthopedic surgeon practice on? How long do honeybees live?
Find out the answers to these questions and more on the video below!
And invite me to visit your book club here.
Loved the interview and was glad I could listen in from Grants Pass, OR. Thanks MBF!
Thanks, Jan. Thanks, too, for being an early reader of Perimenopausal Women with Power Tools. So glad you could listen to the interview from Grants Pass, OR!