

The Friends of the Minneapolis Library has a series of free lectures at the Central downtown library, given by contemporary writers. On Thursday, September 27 I listened to Norweigan novelist,
Per Petterson, whose book
_out stealing horses_ I had just finished reading. Petterson is a quiet man who held the attention of the large crowd that was gathered in the Pohlad Auditorium...a bit less rolicking than the performance I watched the night before though! (See my September 27th post) Petterson's book is an interesting read, one that I recommend.
He looks like a quiet man. I like the one of his scratching his brow, too bad it wasn't a little clearer. That podium is nice too.
ReplyDeleteI like the photo yesterday and today. Over the years I have learned that a lot of good writers are poor public speakers and lots of them are invited to speak and some don't do well.
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots - good job with the indoor lighting.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read his book but I like lecture series.
ReplyDeleteI wish we had more of that at our local library - it seems to be catering to kids only!
ReplyDeleteDid you know he would be speaking there when you read his book?
I know how you feel about going to author readings and/or talks. It's fascinating. Best of all, these photos mean you are feeling much better. Neat!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recommendation for a good read. I will look this one up.
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