Kansas Wesleyan University will host a group of authors as part of a new event as a part of Homecoming 2024.
According to KWU, they will welcome eight authors for a special discussion of their works at Red Fern Booksellers in downtown Salina. All eight individuals are alumni or university faculty.
The event will take place Oct. 18 at 9 a.m. and will be held at 106 S. Santa Fe Ave. in Salina.
Copies of the work of each author, when possible, will be available for purchase.
- Marlene Lee ’61: “Anna and Sebastian”
- Margaret Norton ’61: “Keeper of the Plains: Blackbear Bosin’s ‘Great Indian’ in Wichita”
- Harley Elliott ’63: “The Mercy of Distance”
- Rex Buchanan ’75: “Petroglyphs of the Kansas Smoky Hills”
- John Burchill ’80: “Bullets, Badges and Bridles: Horse Thieves and the Societies That Pursued Them”
- Jennifer Toelle ’04: “Zoetic Solace”
- Courtney Wiggins-Miller ’15: “Why I Didn’t Leave: When Abusive Relationships Hold Us Hostage”
- Tissa Salter: “The Deep Blue Sea Between Alabi and Me”
Other individuals, both alumni and university friends, are currently in discussions regarding attendance and may be added to the event.
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For additional information on Homecoming 2024, visit www.kwu.edu/homecoming2024. For more information on Kansas Wesleyan University, please visit www.kwu.edu/news.
