Rev. Jeania Ree Moore and Dr. Katrina Jackson expanded our intellectual and historical horizons in providing context for the student-curated exhibit of "Black Historical Romance and the Archive" artifacts displayed.
Practical information, thoughtful insights, a palpable sense of community, and fun and laughter and too much goodness to itemize. See some of the content here:
Oh, and books by featured participants are still available for purchase from Possible Futures until 9/30: https://possiblefuturesbooks.com/events/lit-fest-2023
*Her Cock & Oyster historical cozy mystery series along with her other works are available here: https://www.elysabethgrace.com/egs-bookshop
Also, my binge reading inclinations prevent me from ordering the C & O series until AFTER TWWBF2023 is over - like as a reward for surviving the event and resisting that particular reading temptation when there's so much work still to do before 10/14.
[Whenever I spoke to Dr. Margo or Ms. Bev or Ms. Hailstock or Adriana Herrera or Prof. Bly (Eloisa James), my inner dialogue went something like, "Breathe. Make eye contact, but not like a hyperventillating creepazoid freak! Like a sane person!" No one called security so...]
Hope they do it again next year!
Even my inner hermit is excited about it.;-)
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