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Live from the Pat Conroy Literary Center Jonathan Haupt is IN CONVERSATION with Anthony Grooms
In a brilliant hour conversation, Executive Director Jonathan Haupt of the Pat Conroy Literacy Center discussed writing, poetry and more with award-winning writer Anthony Grooms. Here is their exceptional #podcast.
"You might just be a bystander, but nobody's innocent, son."--Anthony Grooms, The Vain Conversation
The Live from the Pat Conroy Literary Center podcast returns Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. when I'll be in conversation with the brilliant Tony Grooms, a rare two-time winner of the Lillian Smith Book Award, about his most recent novel, The Vain Conversation, published by Story River Books. We'll also get to talk about Tony's new novel in progress, his poetry, empathy and culpability in race relations dialogues, honoring the legacies of recently lost champions of the Civil Rights Movement, and the precarious nature of progress amid our strange and challenging times.
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In a brilliant hour conversation, Executive Director Jonathan Haupt of the Pat Conroy Literacy Center discussed writing, poetry and more with award-winning writer Anthony Grooms. Here is their exceptional #podcast.
"You might just be a bystander, but nobody's innocent, son."--Anthony Grooms, The Vain Conversation
The Live from the Pat Conroy Literary Center podcast returns Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. when I'll be in conversation with the brilliant Tony Grooms, a rare two-time winner of the Lillian Smith Book Award, about his most recent novel, The Vain Conversation, published by Story River Books. We'll also get to talk about Tony's new novel in progress, his poetry, empathy and culpability in race relations dialogues, honoring the legacies of recently lost champions of the Civil Rights Movement, and the precarious nature of progress amid our strange and challenging times.