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2:45 pm

In Celebration

of Ms. Welty

GALLOWAY FELLOWSHIP CENTER

presented by The Eudora Welty Foundation;

Mississippi Department of Archives &

History; Anonymous in Honor of Professor

Suzanne Marrs

Presented by those who knew and loved her best,

a new book and film offer a fresh look at the beloved

Mississippi author.

• Anthony Thaxton (moderator) – Eudora

• Robert St. John – Mississippi Mornings

• W. Ralph Eubanks – A Place Like Mississippi:

A Journey Through a Real and Imagined Literary Landscape

• Mary Alice Welty White (former director of eudora welty house)

• Suzanne Marrs – Meanwhile There Are Letters:

The Correspondence of Eudora Welty and Ross MacDonald

• William Dunlap – The Fine Art of Singing for One’s Supper

and Other Stories

Note: This is a two-hour session featuring a panel and film.

In Conversation

with Erik Larson

GALLOWAY SANCTUARY

presented by The McMullan / O’Connor

Fund; Millsaps College

Journalist and best-selling author Erik Larson talks with

fellow writer Margaret McMullan about his newest book:

a narrative-driven nonfiction account of the tumultuous

five months between Abraham Lincoln’s election

and the onset of the Civil War.

• Margaret McMullan (moderator)

• Erik Larson – The Demon of Unrest:

A Saga of Hubris, Heartbreak, and Heroism

at the Dawn of the Civil War

Editor & Authors:

Novels Edited by

Jenny Jackson

GALLOWAY RECEPTION

presented by Moore Media Group;

University of Southern Mississippi

School of Library & Information Science

These gripping reads, edited by Jenny Jackson,

Knopf ’s VP and editorial director of fiction as well as

a best-selling author, are binge-worthy stories

ranging from delightful to dangerous, and everything

in between.

• Jenny Jackson (moderator) – Pineapple Street

• J. Courtney Sullivan – The Cliffs

• Chris Bohjalian – The Princess of Las Vegas

• Helen Ellis – Kiss Me in the Coral Lounge:

Intimate Confessions from a Happy Marriage

Live-stream at

msbookfestival.com

Mississippi Culture

STATE CAPITOL 103

presented by Mississippi State University

Department of Communications;

Friends of the Community Foundation

of Washington County

Whether you’re a lifelong Mississippian or a curious

visitor, you’ll come away from this panel with a deeper

appreciation for the state’s complex and compelling culture.

• Germaine Flood (moderator)

• Joe Lee – Raphael’s Men

• Diane Williams – A Guide to Mississippi Museums:

History and Guide

• Josh Foreman – Wicked Mississippi

• Lawrence Wells – Ghostwriter: Shakespeare, Literary Landmines,

and an Eccentric Patron’s Royal Obsession

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