Join us for a one-of-a-kind conversation between 2019 National Book Award winner and author of The Yellow House Sarah M. Broom, New York Times-bestselling author of All This Could Be Yours Jami Attenberg, and 826 New Orleans Young Writers' Council members Kawaynea Washington and Paige Mosley. These four New Orleanian writers will discuss creativity, craft and their city of origin. The discussion will be moderated by 826 author and 4th grader Markia Jones. We'll celebrate at Origin Stories with beverages, king cake provided by Gracious Bakery and small plates provided by MiNO. You don't want to miss this conversation. All ticket proceeds go to the free youth writing programs at 826 New Orleans.
Monday, Feb 3, 6-9 PM
Origin Stories with Sarah M. Broom and Jami Attenberg
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