List
of Upcoming Events: Channeling Mark Twain,
a new novel by Carol Muske-Dukes, will be published 7/10/07 by Random House. Pre order Channeling Mark Twain at Amazon. The narrative is set in NYC in the 1970's — at the Women's House of Detention on Riker's Island and in Literary Manhattan — this is a book about poetry and politics, the law and escape from prison. Mark Twain himself — and his "descendant", Polly Lyle Clement, are characters.
The Ruskin Poetry Series Carol reads with Jeffrey Harrison on Sunday, February 24
A reading with John Lithgow for
the "Vision & Voices" series (sponsored by the USC Arts & Humanities Initiative) February 21, 2008 on the USC campus. Time and location, TBA
Conversation with
Carol Muske-DukEs
A Book Club gathering
for Channeling Mark twain
at Margaret Porter's home FOR More INFO CLICK
Sunday, 30 December 2007
3:00 - 5:00 PM
Margaret & Quincy Troupe's
1925 Seventh Avenue, 7L
Harlem NY 10026
RSVP 212-749-7771
book club in Princeton, N.J.
with Jean Korelitz November 19th
Master Class Thursday October 24 2-5 p.m. Reading Sundin Hall
Thursday, October 25th, 7:30 pm.
Public Interview Sundin Hall
Wednesday, October 24th, 7:30 pm.
Minnesota, at Hamline University Carol will be teaching a
master class with MFA students,
giving a reading and a public interview
at Hamline University, St. Paul, MN
October 24-25
A reading for POET'S HOUSE
at WAVE HILL in the Bronx
(the great garden estate where Mark Twain briefly lived)
On Sunday, Oct. 7 at 3 PM
DUTTON’S
BOOKSTORE
Wednesday, September 26 – Los Angeles
7:00 PM Reading/Q&A/Signing
11975 San Vicente Blvd. Los Angeles CA 90049
Event coordinator: Lise Friedman, 310-476-6263
VROMAN’S
Tuesday, September 25 – Los Angeles
7:00 PM Reading/Q&A/Signing
695 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena CA 91101
Event coordinator: Jen Ramos, 626-449-5320 ext. 250
GELATO
BAR
Monday September 24th
at 5:00 pm 4342 1/2 Tujunga Avenue
Studio City, CA 91604
(818) 487-1717
ALSO — Look for
an upcoming interview on
Michael Silverblatt's
"Book Worm" -- airing TBA
Listen to Carol on
Patt Morrison's Radio Show (live) on KPCC on Monday, Sept. 24
The Festival of California Poets
Saturday, September 22nd at the
Pasadena Public Library
and Sunday, September 23 rd at the Hammer Museum
Details to Come
SKYLIGHT BOOKS
Saturday, September 22 – Los Angeles
5:00 PM Reading/Q&A/Signing
1818 N. Vermont Ave.
Los Angeles CA 90027
Event coordinator: Kerry Slattery, 323-660-1175
KGBBar Behind the Book Reading Series
Thurday, September 13 – New York
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM New York, NY
Event coordinator: Olena Jennings
A Book Salon & Signing
with Margaret Porter Troupe
September 9 – Book Club
Details to Come
New York, NY
BARNES & NOBLE UPPER WEST SIDE
Monday, August 6 – New York City
7:00 PM Reading/Q&A/Signing
2289 Broadway (at 82nd Street), NYC
Event coordinator: Ann Harson, 212/362-8835
BOULDER BOOKSTORE Thursday, August 2 – Boulder
7:30 PM Reading/Q&A/Signing
1107 Pearl St., Boulder CO 80302
Event coordinator: Elena McAnspie, 303-447-2074 x125
CANIO’S
Saturday, August 18 – Sag Harbor
6:00 PM
Reading/Q&A/Signing
290 Main Street, Sag Harbor NY 11963
Event coordinator: Maryann, 631-725-4926
THE
STRAND
Tuesday, August 14 – New York City
7:00 PM
Reading/Q&A/Signing
828 Broadway (at 12th St), NYC 10003
Event coordinator: Christina Foxley, 212-660-6643
BOOKHAMPTON
bookstore Saturday, August 11th
at 6 PM
91 Main St. in Southhampton
Reading with Jill Bialosky
July 18 — July 27 THE Southampton writer's conference Sunday, July 29th - Carol
will be reading from her forthcoming novel, Channeling
Mark Twain. Billy Collins, Frank McCourt, Amy Tan, Matt
Klamm, Alan Alda and Joyce Carol Oates
will also be participating.
CONGRATULATIONS GO OUT TO
Annie Cameron Muske-Dukes
Annie just
received her Masters degree in molecular biology from the Molecular Biological Institute
at the University of Colorado
The David Coleman Dukes Memorial
Scholarship winner for this year is Andrea Syglowski —
who was chosen from a group of very talented and accomplished finalists!
Congratulations are in order for her — I presented her with the
scholarship award at the USC School of Theater's Annual Awards Dinner
in May. She is a brilliant young actress and a wonderful person.
The scholarship,
established in memory of the late actor David Coleman Dukes, will be awarded
annually to a third-year Theater Arts student working toward a career
in stage acting. A bronze plaque commemorating the scholarship benefit
held in David Coleman Dukes' name can be seen in the lobby of the Bing Theater,
off Queen's Court on the USC campus.
Donate
online today:
CHANNELING MARK TWAIN
Carol Muske Dukes
Publication Date: 7/10/07
ISBN: 978-0-375-50927-8