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Breakfast with the Authors, an autumn and spring series, features three or four authors at a continental style breakfast, presenting and discussing their work with the audience.

Nationally-known writers like Nora Roberts, Mary Higgins Clark, and National Book Award Winner Nathaniel Philbrick, who vacation on the Cape or whose book tours take them here, welcome the opportunity to appear at Breakfast with the Authors and/or Books and the World.

CCWC recently hosted author Suzanne Strempek Shea, who presented her new book Sundays in America at a spring Breakfast with the Authors.  Suzanne will teach Memoir this summer at the Annual Writers Conference. Sara Pennypacker (Young) of the popular Clementine children's series, speaking on her adult novel My Enemy's Cradle at Breakfast with the Authors on June 13, will teach Writing Fiction for Children at the summer conference.
BREAKFAST WITH THE AUTHORS - Spring 2008


DETAILS:

CAPE COD WRITERS' CENTER PRESENTS BREAKFAST WITH THE AUTHORS
A literary event open to the community

Friday, June 13, 2008 from 9:30 am to 11:30 am
At the Wianno Club, 107 Sea View Ave., Osterville
(See directions to the Main Clubhouse at www.wiannoclub.com)

Enjoy a continental breakfast as four authors discuss their recent works.

Author presentations begin at 9:30am with time set aside for
a question and answer session and book signings.

The cost of the event is $12, $10 for CCWC members. Reservations are requested. You may pay at the door.

For information and reservations please call the Cape Cod Writers' Center
508-420-0200

 

MEET THE AUTHORS

Peter Abrahams, the prolific author of 18 novels, is described by Publishers Weekly as “one of the best contemporary thriller writers around.” His latest novel for adults is Delusion: A Novel of Suspense. Into the Dark is the most recent installment in his popular Echo Falls mystery series for young adults.



Metropolitan Tang is Linda Bamber’s first book of poetry. Her poems, stories and essays have appeared in numerous publications including The Harvard Review, The Nation, and Ploughshares, which awarded her the Ploughshares Prize. Linda teaches literature and creative writing at Tufts University.


Sara Young is well known as the award-winning children’s author (writing as Sara Pennypacker) of the Stuart series and Clementine books. Her first novel for adults, My Enemy’s Cradle, is both a love story and a novel of suspense set against the little-known Nazi Lebensborn program during World War II.

 

Playwright David Kucher is the winner of the second Cape Cod Playwrights’ Competition and Kaplan prize sponsored by the Cape Cod Writers’ Center and Eventide Arts. David has a background in the music industry, has a screenplay in production, and is writing an adaptation of a novel. He will be discussing his winning entry Sequel which he describes as a “boy-meets-girl,” “boy-convinces-girl-to-con-the-world” story.







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