HomeLet’s Talk : Modern Motherhood (In-Person)

Let’s Talk : Modern Motherhood (In-Person)

HomeLet’s Talk : Modern Motherhood (In-Person)

Thursday, January 18

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Registration Required Below

Library Director Erin Dummeyer sits down for a no-holds-barred conversation on the triumphs and travails of modern motherhood with Carolyn Prusa, author of the funny and irreverent novel None Of This Would Have Happened If Prince Were Alive.

Hear the unvarnished truth about juggling marriage, kids, jobs… and everything else (!) in the tumultuous 2020s during this informal chat between two women who are in the midst of the chaos.

Grab a friend and join us to commiserate!

Wine and tidbits will be served. A book sale and signing will be held after the program. Books are also available to borrow at the Library.

Our Presenters:

Carolyn Prusa is a Redding resident and published author. Her most recent book has been called “Wry, charming and all too real…” The story centers on Ramona, a woman dealing with a bratty boss, a toddler teetering through toilet training, a critical mother and  oops! turns out her husband has been cheating. Prusa has written for Savannah Magazine, the Charlotte Observer and other publications.

Erin Dummeyer has been the director of the Mark Twain Library since 2022. Previously, Erin oversaw two branches at the Ferguson Library in Stamford and was the Head of Adult Programming at Darien Library. A leader in her field, Erin frequently gives talks about current library issues and in 2014, she was named a “Mover & Shaker” by Library Journal.

 

 




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