Meet and Greet Happy Hour

Name: Meet and Greet Happy Hour
Start: 2024-05-18T15:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-05-18T17:00:00-04:00
Location: 1123 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee, FL, United States, Florida 32303

Schedule

Sat May 18 2024 at 03:00 pm to 05:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

1123 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee, FL, United States, Florida 32303 | Tallahassee, FL

Join Midtown Reader for our Poetry Meet and Greet Happy Hour! Stop by to grab a drink from the Piebrary and meet authors Crystal Crawford and Terresa Haskew.
About The Edge of Nothing:
Those out to save Arameth have a serious problem: their prophesied hero is dead.
When Lex is thrown into an unfamiliar realm of magic and fantastical beings, he must uncover two truths to survive: who he is, and why everyone keeps trying to K*ll him.
On his quest to discover his fate, Lex meets a mysterious girl who only deepens the enigma, and some strangers who may know more than they let on. With each revelation, Lex realizes that in Arameth, almost nothing is as it seems.
The Edge of Nothing is a young adult epic fantasy with a twist of urban fantasy & sci-fi, perfect for readers who love adventure, mystery, humor, magic, and a dash of sweet romance.
About Crystal Crawford:
Crystal Crawford writes YA fantasy (and a smattering of other genres) in Florida, where every natural body of water hides something that could eat you, and if they don't get you, the weather might. She lives with her husband and their four kids, who support her dream of writing and drinking far too much coffee. When she isn’t writing, she enjoys napping, reading, playing video games, watching shows with her family, and recording secret singing videos in her closet, though most days you'll find her doing laundry and homeschooling the kids.
About Winston's Book of Souls:
It's 1961 when small-town life insurance agent Winston Taylor finds a man dead on the floor of a North Florida forest. Once he learns the identity of the deceased, Winston quickly realizes the corpse has the ability to incriminate him in his own unethical business practices. Protecting his family and career, Winston dumps the body into a wet sinkhole, vowing to clean up his transgressions and never tell a soul. Two years later, despite the current racial divide, he hires a new agent - a charismatic young Black man with a mysterious past. Unbeknownst to Winston, his recent recruit may hold the power to blow the sinkhole secret straight out of the water.
About Terresa Haskew:
Terresa Cooper Haskew and her husband, Ben, live on beautiful Lake Murray in the Midlands of South Carolina where she writes award-winning prose and poetry. Her work has appeared in over fifty printed journal and anthology issues such as Atlanta Review; American Journal of Nursing,; Archive: South Carolina Poetry Since 2005; The Main Street Rag; and Press 53 Open Awards Anthology. Her story "Living the Dream," (Altered States Anthology, Main Street Rag, 2011) was showcased in 2013 as a short film by Ron Hagell and Shirley Smith. She has also authored a poetry chapbook, Breaking Commandments (2014). Winston's Book of Souls is Terresa's first novel.