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SUMMARY:Book Launch Party: Notes to New Mothers
DESCRIPTION:Book Launch Party: Notes to New Mothers\nWednesday\, November 11 | 5:30–6:30 PM\nReception Hall\nFree; Registration Required \nJoin CAM and UNCW Writers’ Week for the launch of Notes to New Mothers\, a new collection of essays\, reflections\, and artwork exploring the complexities\, joys\, and challenges of early motherhood. \nEnjoy an evening of readings and conversation with editors Rebecca Knight and Julie Buntin\, joined by contributors Emily Louise Smith and KaToya Ellis Fleming. \nBorn from conversations between two friends navigating the early days of motherhood\, Notes to New Mothers brings together 65 acclaimed writers and artists\, including Julia Phillips\, Kirstin Valdez Quade\, Liana Finck\, Jenny Slate\, and Naima Coster. Through candid\, humorous\, and deeply personal reflections\, the collection explores the physical and emotional realities of postpartum life\, shifting identities\, relationships\, and the unexpected moments that define early parenthood. \nBoth a companion for new mothers and a window into their experiences for family and friends\, Notes to New Mothers offers a fresh perspective on motherhood as both an individual and shared experience. \nA book signing will follow the reading. Pomegranate Books will have copies available for purchase at the event. \nRegister for the Book Launch Party \nAbout the Writers\nRebecca Knight is the author of the novels Hex and The Sunlit Night\, the poetry collection Lofoten\, and co-editor of Notes to New Mothers. She served as screenwriter and executive producer of the film adaptation of The Sunlit Night\, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Her essays and criticism have appeared in The New Yorker\, The Paris Review\, and The New York Times\, among other publications. \nJulie Buntin is the author of Famous Men and Marlena\, the latter a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle’s John Leonard Prize. Her writing has appeared in The Atlantic\, Harper’s\, and The New York Times. A former editor and director of writing programs at Catapult\, she is currently an assistant professor at the University of Michigan and co-editor of Notes to New Mothers. \nEmily Louise Smith is the publisher of Lookout Books\, which she cofounded in 2009\, and Ecotone magazine. She directs The Publishing Laboratory at UNCW\, where she also coordinates the publishing certificate programs. Her writing has appeared in Best New Poets\, Boulevard\, The Southern Review\, and Notes to New Mothers\, among other publications. \nKaToya Ellis Fleming is a writer\, editor of Lookout Books\, and associate professor of publishing arts at UNCW. A recipient of the Oxford American Jeff Baskin Writers Fellowship\, her work has appeared in The Georgia Review\, The Rumpus\, Chautauqua Journal\, and Notes to New Mothers. She is currently working on her bibliomemoir\, Finding Frank.
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/book-launch-party-notes-to-new-mothers/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Buzz
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SUMMARY:Live! at CAM Café: Brian Gross
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Wednesday and Thursday evenings for Live! at CAM Café. Every Wednesday and Thursday night\, enjoy live acoustic music during dinner at the CAM Café located inside the museum. Each week features talented local artists\, creating the perfect backdrop for your dining experience. This Wednesday\, enjoy acoustic music by Brian Gross as you enjoy a delicious dinner and cocktail in a beautiful setting. \nPlus\, receive FREE gallery admission with your café purchase! \nMake your dinner reservation by calling the café at (910) 777-2363.  \nCAM Café is open from 5-8 PM for dinner. The bar opens at 4 PM. \nThere will be no live musician at the café on Thursday nights when Jazz at CAM is scheduled. \nFor our menu and more info\, click here.
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/live-at-cam-cafe-brian-gross-7/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
CATEGORIES:CAM Café
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SUMMARY:Reading with Floodplain Books: Nina de Gramont and Malena Mörling
DESCRIPTION:Reading with Floodplain Books: Nina de Gramont and Malena Mörling\nWednesday\, November 11 | 7 PM\nReception Hall\nFree | Registration required \nJoin CAM and Floodplain Books for an evening of poetry\, prose\, and conversation with two of Wilmington’s acclaimed writers\, Nina de Gramont and Malena Mörling\, as we celebrate the release of their newest books\, Peregrine Hill and Lumina Station. \nFrom the intrigue of Gilded Age New York to the beauty found in everyday moments\, these two authors invite readers to explore the complexities of human experience through fiction and poetry. \nFollowing her international bestseller The Christie Affair\, de Gramont returns with Peregrine Hill\, a novel set in Gilded Age New York that follows a desperate mother and headstrong daughter navigating a society shaped by men’s appetites and women’s silence. \nIn Lumina Station\, Mörling explores impermanence\, perception\, and the inexplicable beauty of being. Her poetry captures fleeting moments with cinematic precision\, inviting readers to discover wonder in the ordinary. \nCelebrate the power of storytelling and the literary talent of our community during this special evening at CAM. \nRegister Here \nAbout the Writers\nNina de Gramont is a New York Times bestselling author whose novel The Christie Affair became an international bestseller and was selected as Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club pick in February 2022. Her work also includes the novels Gossip of the Starlings and The Last September\, a short story collection\, and several young adult novels. She teaches creative writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. \nMalena Mörling is an award-winning poet born in Stockholm\, Sweden. She is the author of the poetry collections Ocean Avenue and Astoria and has received numerous honors\, including a Lannan Literary Fellowship and a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship. She is a professor of creative writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/reading-with-floodplain-books-nina-de-gramont-and-malena-morling/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
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