Join visiting author and advocate Tegan Nia Swanson for her debut book tour of Things We Found When the Water Went Down, a book that Kirkus Reviews calls “Brash, atmospheric…earthy and strange – an inventive and beguiling debut.”
Part eco-Nordic noir, part magical realist examination of power, identity, and myth, Things We Found When the Water Went Down is a story that asks us to explore what it means to heal—or not—after violence.
EVENT IS FREE to ALL!
($15 suggested donation at the door and books available for purchase at event)
Two opportunities to meet the author, in conversation and showcase with local artists and authors!
02.24 @ Wildfruit Projects
Novel Launch + Local Author Showcase
w/ Kea Wilson, Writer and Co-Founder of Changeling Queer Reading Series
Doors @ 6:30p
Showcase @ 7:30p
02.26 @ MaTovu
Artist as Advocate Conversation
w/ Kristin Fleischmann Brewer, Deputy Director, Public Engagment - Pulitzer Arts Foundation
12p
Both events will offer light affair, drinks, and an opportunity to purchase a limited-edition print of the artwork in Tegan’s novel.
Books and events are excitingly supported by Left Bank Books
TEGAN NIA SWANSON is an advocate, educator, artist, gardener, and UU-Buddhist, most at home while in or near large bodies of water, or walking under the canopies of many trees. Things We Found When the Water Went Down is her first novel.
