Almost Home chronicles Mirabai Bush's remarkable life across several tumultuous decades, from NASA to an ashram in India and finally to the foundational role she played in the establishment of Eastern spiritual traditions in North America. Raised Catholic with Joan of Arc as her hero, Mirabai is among the most influential people who brought Buddhism […]
In an era shaped by artificial intelligence, contested truths, and information overload, Whose Truth? Writers and Readers Forum brings together leading voices to explore how writers responsibly tell stories about real people and events. Co-organized by The Authors Guild Foundation, panelists will examine the ethics and craft of memoir, biography, narrative history, and fiction — […]
Why do works of great literary luminaries remain unpublished during their lifetimes, and what does it mean to bring a forgotten story to readers today? Co-organized by Andrew Gulli, editor of The Strand Magazine, this panel explores the discovery, editing, publication, and reception of previously unpublished works by literary icons. Joined by Laurence Hyman, son and […]
The Lit Salon of the Berkshires is a new series bringing together literature and music through intimate, candlelit conversations and live performances. Presented by The Mount at Barrington Hall and curated by author Michelle Young (The Art Spy), the Salon creates a warm, intimate setting for the community to gather, connect, and experience the written […]
The Lit Salon of the Berkshires is a new series bringing together literature and music through intimate, candlelit conversations and live performances. Presented by The Mount at Barrington Hall and curated by author Michelle Young (The Art Spy), the Salon creates a warm, intimate setting for the community to gather, connect, and experience the written […]
