Couldn’t make it to one of our events? No worries, we record most of them and share them on this page.
The NextTribe Interview: Laura Zigman, Author of Small World
We talk with bestselling author Laura Zigman about her wonderful new novel, Small World, which is about sisters, grief and how it’s often necessary to look back to move forward.
How to Prioritize Your Happiness with Dana Hilmer
On International Day of Happiness we talk to Dana Hilmer, co-founder of Camp Reinvention, about simple practices you can do – even on your busiest days – to boost your happiness and love your life. If you want to learn more from Dana, sign up for Camp Reinvention’s 12-Week Reinvention Program, specifically for women over 50. Save 10% with the code CAMP10 at check out. Click here to sign up.
Info Session on Our E-Bike and Island-Hopping Tour in Scotland, June 22–July 2
We’re taking a group of adventurous women to Scotland to make our way through the Southern Hebrides (Arran, Jura, and Islay) on E-Bikes and ferries. We answer questions here. For more information on the trip, click here.
Info Session on Our Specially Curated Paris Tour, June 1–8
We’re taking a group to Paris June 1st-8th, 2023. Here, our Paris expert Ellen Williams talks about the joy of sharing Paris with other women and discusses our day-to-day itinerary. For more information and to sign up click here.
The NextTribe Interview: Dawn Raffel, Author of Boundless as the Sky
We spoke with Dawn Raffel about her astonishing book, Boundless as the Sky, which is something of a new literary genre, a narrative mosaic of prose poetry. Fascinating.
Downtown NYC Insider Tour Info Session
NextTribe Founder Jeannie Ralston, who plans all our trips, is bringing a group of women to her new hometown, downtown NYC. Find out what we’ll be seeing and doing, where we’ll be eating and playing, and the cool women we’ll meet. We’d love to have you on this trip. Click here for more info and to save your spot.
Charleston Trip Info Session
We talk about the exciting travel opportunity in March when NextTribe brings a group of women to one of the top destinations in the country—Charleston, SC. It has all the makings of a great girls trip. Here, we explain what we’ll do and why it’s so friggin’ fun. For more information or to reserve your spot, click here.
The NextTribe Interview: Sally Koslow, Author of The Real Mrs. Tobias
What a treat to talk to Sally Koslow about her new novel, The Real Mrs. Tobias, a family saga that centers on love, honor and mothers-in-law.
Beach Retreat Info Session
Want to know why women come to our Troncones Beach Retreat year after year? Watch this info session where NextTribers who love this trip convey the magic and answer questions from those who are considering signing on. For more info and to reserve your spot, click here.
Inca Trail Info Session
In this info session, NextTribe founder Jeannie Ralston and several women who hiked the trail with her in Oct. 22 answer questions about what it takes to make it on the 4-day, 3-night route to Machu Picchu. NextTribe will take another group of 12 women on the trek in Oct. 23. For more info and to hold your place, click here. P.S. Sorry that the first video has no sound!
NextTribe Out Loud Austin, Full Event; October 19th, 2022
This year’s Out Loud in Austin featured speakers humorist Ruth Pennebaker, global business leader Christine Mei, sex tech innovator Rocio Pelayo, and hotelier Liz Lambert! Thank you everyone who joined us for such a special evening filled with joy, inspiration, and community.
NextTribe Out Loud LA, Full Event; September 18th, 2022
We met up in Santa Monica, California to hear how to AGE BOLDLY from speakers Marta Kauffman, Wendie Malick, Maggie Rowe and Julie Gordon White. Everything’s here except the Tito’s drinks, the swag bags, and the camaraderie and spirit that always come when women gather in one room.
Book Publishing Workshop with Sara Nelson, Part 1
Part One of our Book Publishing Workshop with Sara Nelson, executive editor of Harper Collins. Here, our 12 participants get the chance to ask questions to one of the top authorities in book publishing today. Here’s your chance to soak up her advice and guidance.
Part Two will take place Sunday, Oct. 2nd at 2 pm ET, 1 CT, 12 MT, 11 am PT. During this session, 12 writers will be pitching their books/book ideas to Sara. We will not be releasing a public recording of the second session. So if you want to see how book pitches are done and learn from Sara’s feedback, make sure to get a ticket. Get your ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/414289901247
September Salon NYC: Ivy Baer Sherman, Editor of Vintage Magazine
We gathered in a NextTriber’s Greenwich Village apartment to have an intimate conversation about magazines, art, vintage style, and how we can help each other achieve our dreams. Ivy Baer Sherman’s creations are true treasures that transcend the concept of magazines.
Sunday Salon: Kim Barnes, Co-Founder of Parenting Aging Parents
We talked to Kim Barnes, Co-Founder of Parenting Aging Parents about navigating the changes and stages of caregiving our parents.
There’s a lot to know and manage. As an “adult child” there are things we can do to prepare and conversations we can have with our parents to help make this challenging time of life a little more manageable. Kim gave us resources to help us through.
The NextTribe Interview: Marie Brenner, author of The Desperate Hours
We were fortunate to hear from acclaimed journalist Marie Brenner, author of The Desperate Hours: One Hospital’s Fight to Save a City on the Pandemic’s Front Lines, a dramatic recounting of how health care professionals at one New York City managed during the darkest days of the pandemic. Brenner tells us how the book was shaped and how she found the amazing characters who populate the pages.
The NextTribe Interview: Shelley Ross, former Executive Producer of Good Morning America and President of the Cure Alliance
We got all the juicy behind-the-scenes on the real shows. Shelly Ross was the executive producer of both “Good Morning America” and “CBS Morning News”. She also talked about her important new work, as the president of the Cure Alliance, a non-profit developing cures for various diseases.
The NextTribe Interview: Jean Hanff Korelitz, bestselling author of The Plot and The Latecomer
We loved talking to Jean Hanff Korelitz, the bestselling author of last year’s sensational thriller, The Plot, about her new novel, a modern family saga called The Latecomer, and how difficult it was to get the book written and published.
The NextTribe Interview: Ayun Halliday, author of Creative, Not Famous: The Small Potato Manifesto
Do you really need a million followers or a million dollars to be a successful artist? Author/artist Ayun Halliday says the answer is a resounding no, and she brought along a few of her artist friends to back her up.
Sunday Salon, NYC: Barbara Lippert, Our New Media Columnist
We talked to Barbara Lippert, an acclaimed media critic–and now a regular columnist for NextTribe, about entertainment and celebrity and what they say about us as a society straining at the seams. Plus, she told us what shows she’s loving now.
The NextTribe Interview: Sarah Bird, Author of Last Dance on the Starlight Pier
What a treat. Sarah Bird took us deep into the fascinating history of dance marathons, the backdrop for her wonderful new novel.
NextTribe Out Loud Highlights, April 20, 2022
NextTribe Out Loud NYC, Full Event; April 20, 2022
We gathered with more than 100 fabulous women to hear how to AGE BOLDLY from speakers Cathie Black, a publishing legend; Carol Jenkins, a former anchorwoman and CEO of ERA Coaltion; writer Amy Ferris, and comedian Maureen Langan. Hear the speakers at these time stamps: Amy Ferris: 06:30-15:48; Carol Jenkins. 20:52-31:12; Cathie Black: 37:28-53:21; Maureen Langan 01:09:06-01:22:40
The NextTribe Interview: Ann Hood, author of the memoir Fly Girl, interviewed by Sheila Weller
We were lucky to get two powerhouse writers on one Zoom screen. Sheila Weller talks to her friend Ann Hood about her fun and frisky memoir of her days as a flight attendant.
The NextTribe Interview: Maggie Rowe, author of Easy Street
We had a lively chat with Maggie Rowe about her hilarious and deceptively poignant memoir, Easy Street: A Story of Redemption from Myself. The book tells the story of the unlikely bond that develops when Maggie often comes to the emotional and financial rescue of a fiftysomething panhandler named Joanna.
The NextTribe Interview: Michele Willens, author of From Mouseketeers to Menopause
We talk to Michele Willens about her eventful life and her new book, which touches on major milestones that a whole generation has experienced.
The NextTribe Interview: Dana Hilmer and Wendy Perrotti, co-founders of Camp Reinvention
Our conversation with Dana Hilmer and Wendy Perrotti, co-creators of Camp Reinvention, about proven ways to transform your health. It’s never too late to get on the right path. They explain how.
The NextTribe Interview: Julia Spira, Cyber Dating Expert, on Winning the Dating Game
Julie Spira has been a dating consultant for more than 25 years and has very specific advice on how to get the best results on the dating apps. She even critiques founder Jeannie Ralston’s Match.com profile, providing a host of do’s and dont’s for anyone playing the game.
The NextTribe Interview: Carol Diehl Discusses Her Book, Banksy: Completed
Our conversation with Carol Diehl, author of Banksy: Completed, was wide-ranging and dealt with not just the merits of Banksy as an artist, but his message and motivation. We also talked about the true meaning of art and the state of the art world.
The introduction of this video had to be edited out, so in this video we jump right into the discussion.
The NextTribe Interview: Stephanie Gangi Discusses Her Book, Carry the Dog
Stephanie Gangi is an example of a writer who has experienced later-in-life glory that should inspire us all. Her second novel, Carry the Dog, follows Bea Seger, who has spent a lifetime running from her childhood. The daughter of a famous photographer, she and her brothers were the subjects of an explosive series of images in the 1960s known as the Marx Nudes. Disturbing and provocative, the photographs left a family legacy of grief felt long past the public outcry and media attention. NextTribe has had the privilege of publishing an essay by Stephanie and her excellent award winning story in last spring’s short story contest.
NextTribe Out Loud, Oct. 20th, 2019 Austin Wildflower Center
We were so happy to gather again in person (and virtually) for our Out Loud event, which always celebrates the power and creativity of women over 45. Our theme this year was How to Age Boldly, and our speakers sure showed us the way. Kathy Valentine of the Go-Gos talked to us (a week before her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame) about rebounding to better things after loss. Jackie Northam, who after decades of traveling the world getting the story for NPR, traveled to Austin to tell us her incredible story. Rochelle Weitzner talked about her WTF moment that led her to start the innovative skincare company for women in menopause and beyond called Pause Well-Aging. Gigi Edwards Bryant, a businesswoman, philanthropist, and activist, inspired us all to get bigger and bolder by giving back. Sponsored by Tito’s Vodka, Pause Well-Aging, Tru-Skin Dermatology, and Measure & Made.
Jill Angelo Talks About Gennev’s New 30-Day Walking Program
We’re thrilled to partner with Gennev to help get the word out about the Get Moving Walking Program. Hear all about it from CEO Jill Angelo, and join the movement here.
The NextTribe Interview: Christine Pride and Jo Piazza, Authors of We Are Not Like Them, Discuss Race, Friendship, and Why They Wrote Their Novel
We Are Not Like Them is an absorbing, propulsive read that tackles one of the great issues of our time in a personal, approachable way. We were thrilled to talk to the authors about race, friendship, and how we can come together in ways big and small. This novel is an ideal way to start a much-needed conversation in our country and the authors are setting up ways to interact with other women of different races to help us go deeper. Follow them on Instagram at @cpride and @jopiazzaauthor to learn more.
The NextTribe Interview: Joan Silber, author of Secrets of Happiness, Interviewed by Her Friend and NextTribe Contributor Sheila Weller
We were thrilled to have as our guest the acclaimed author Joan Silber, author of the new highly praised book Secrets of Happiness. She’s been called the U.S. version of Alice Munro and has won numerous kudos, including the National Book Critics Award and the Pen/Faulkner Award for her novel Improvement. Interviewing her is her longtime friend (and NextTribe contributor) Sheila Weller.
The NextTribe Interview: Vanessa O’Brien Talks about the Records She Has Set on Everest and Other Mountains and her new book, To The Greatest Heights.
We all go to live vicariously through Vanessa O’Brien, who started mountain climbing at age 45 and went on to set records for the fastest woman to achieve the Seven Summits and the Explorers Grand Slam. Her new book, To The Greatest Heights, is filled with great adventure tales, but also humor, insight into life and human nature, and inspiration for anyone making changes in her life or aiming for new goals.
The NextTribe Interview: Kristin van Ogtrop Talks About Her Book, Did I Say That Out Loud?
Kristin van Ogtrop, the former editor-in-chief of Real Simple, has published a hilarious new book called Did I Say That Out Loud?: Midlife Indignities and How to Survive Them. We laughed out loud with her as she talked about post-colonoscopy near-disasters, friendships at this age, secrets to long-term marriage, and how she got her grown kids to dance a conga line with her.
The NextTribe Interview: Annabelle Gurwitch on Her Book, You’re Leaving When? Adventures in Downward Mobility
Annabelle Gurwitch is just as engaging in person as she is on the page. The bestselling humorist stopped in to talk to us about her new book, You’re Leaving When? Adventures in Downward Mobility. We rarely see books that deal with economic fragility and Gurwitch handles it in a way we can all relate to and even laugh about. Our discussion was wide-ranging, and beyond money and aging, we talked about sex, our fantasy retirement, and adapting when life at this age doesn’t turn out the way you thought it would.
Rising Above Ageism and Sexism in the Workplace
We had a lively, informative panel discussion on seizing opportunities in the office and beyond, moderated by Cathie Black (left), with Bonnie Marcus (center) and Joann S. Lublin on the panel. Joann S. Lublin is the longtime Wall Street Journal career columnist and the author of POWER MOMS: How Executive Mothers Navigate Work and Life. Bonnie Marcus is a career coach and author of NOT DONE YET! How Women Over 50 Regain Their Confidence and Claim Workplace Power. Cathie Black is the former president of Hearst Magazines and the author of BASIC BLACK: The Essential Guide for Getting Ahead at Work (and in Life).
Invincible Not Invisible: Our Virtual Out Loud Event
Tired of not being able to gather in person, we created an online event that approximates the spirit and energy of our in-person Out Loud series. The event included a happy hour, a segment of music performed by women in our age group, virtual vendor booths, and a dance party. Here we offer the five speakers at our event: Norma Kamali, Marta Kauffman, Jill Angelo, Maya Wiley and Fran Drescher. Enjoy!!
Sara Nelson Book Pitch Session: The VP of HarperCollins Gives Advice About Developing Ideas for Books.
12 NextTribers were chosen to develop their book ideas with Sara Nelson, VP and Executive Editor of HarperCollins. She covered everything from how to find an agent to the 4 questions to answer in a pitch to an agent/editor. The 12 students will be pitching their ideas to Nelson on Sunday, Jan. 24th. You can still get tickets to see the Sunday event.
Finding Meaning in a Shitstorm of a Year
As we end the most difficult year in modern history, therapist Sherry Amatenstein, the host of the podcast “Sherapy,” helps us make sense of it all and find a way forward. Sherry’s guests include novelist and psychotherapist Fran Dorf, and Dr. Julia Barclay, who has experience with long-haul COVID symptoms. We work through the shocking events of the year, and discuss how they might change us and the country for the better in 2021 and beyond.
Women Lead the Healing Panel Discussion
We are proud to host an important and enlightening panel discussion among 3 red-voting women and 3 blue voters, to see what shade of purple we might reach as we go for understanding and compassion. Moderated by Sherry Amatenstein, therapist, journalist, and host of the podcast “Sherapy.”
The Knee Replacement Journey
NextTribe’s co-founder, Jeannie Ralston, is in a conversation about total knee replacement with ATTUNE® Knee replacement patient Laurie Barrett, and her husband, Dr. Bill Barrett, who is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in primary and revision hip and knee replacement.
Session 1 of Our TV Pitch Workshop with Marta Kauffman, Co-Creator of Friends and Grace and Frankie
NextTribe hosted an extraordinary event with Marta Kauffman, the co-creator of Friends and Grace and Frankie. In this session, she worked with 12 NextTribers, who were selected out of almost 100 applicants, on how to develop a TV pitch. You too can learn from a master. In our next session on Sunday, Oct. 25th, the 12 women will be pitching their ideas to Marta. If you want to watch the pitches, you can get your ticket here.
Our Discussion with Media Critic Barbara Lippert About The Social Dilemma
Well-known media critic Barbara Lippert helps us break down the new documentary The Social Dilemma. We talk about the impact of social media on our lives and our democracy and what, if anything, we can do about it.
The NextTribe Interview: Pamela Redmond Gives Us the Backstory on her Novels Younger and Older
What a fabulous evening hearing all about the origins of the novel Younger, which was turned into the hit TV show Younger, and the writing of the sequel, Older. Pam shared her experience and insights and told us what it’s like to Go Hollywood.
The NextTribe Interview: Patricia Morrisroe Delves into the Rich History Behind Her New Novel About Beethoven
Who knew that Vienna in the early 19th Century was filled with so many fascinating characters and sexual liberties? Patricia Morrisroe did, and she’s captured them beautifully in her new novel, The Woman in the Moonlight, which tells the love story behind one of Beethoven’s most famous compositions.
The NextTribe Interview: Bestselling Novelist Mary Alice Monroe Talks About the Intersection of Art and Environmentalism
Mary Alice Munroe told us about her writing (24 books, including the bestselling The Beach House series) and her environmentalism and how she weaves conservation topics into the plot of her books, most of which take place in the Low Country around Charleston, SC. Her latest novel is On Ocean Boulevard.
The NextTribe Interview: Author Lori Sokol and Taina Bien-Aime talk about How Women Will Save the World
Lori Sokol, author of She is Me: How Women Will Save the World, and Taina Bien-Amie discuss the need for women’s leadership today. Sokol is the executive director of Women’s eNews. Bien-Amie is the executive director of Coalition Against Trafficking of Women and is profiled in Sokol’s book.
The NextTribe Interview: Author Amy Ferris and TV Producer Marta Kauffman on Female Friendships
What a heartfelt conversation about the importance of friends, especially as we grow older and especially during COVID! Author Amy Ferris and TV Producer Marta Kauffman (Friends, Grace and Frankie) talk about their “miraculous” friendship and how to meet new friends and be a good friend to other women.
The NextTribe Interview: Erica Heller (One Last Lunch) and Muffie Meyer (Grey Gardens)
We had a wonderful talk about lost loved ones, regrets, finding peace, and seizing the moment with Erica Heller, editor of One Last Lunch: A Final Meal with Those Who Meant So Much to Us, and Muffie Meyer, a film director who contributed an essay to the book. Heller tells us about pulling the book together and two imagined lunches she wrote about with her father, Joseph Heller (Catch 22). Meyer talks about the subject of her essay, Little Edie Beale, who she came to know as a co-director of the classic documentary Grey Gardens.
Thriving Through Menopause, Part 3: Fitness, Energy, and Sleep
We talked to Dr. Anne Kennard, OB/GYN, Integrative Medicine physician, yoga instructor, and fitness expert Carla Kemp about ways to live a healthier lifestyle and to ensure our bodies are working the best they can be. This is Part 3 of our thriving through menopause series, sponsored by Nutrafol.
Thriving Through Menopause: Part 2: Menopause and Stress
In part 2 of our 3 part series on thriving through menopause, we tackle the issue of Menopause and Stress. Our guests, Dr. Valerie Callender and Darcey Steinke, author of the acclaimed book, Flash Count Diary: Menopause and the Vindication of Natural Life, spoke about internal and external causes of stress during this time and how to find relief. Sponsored by Nutrafol.
Artist Interview: Joan Kron, director of the Documentary, Take My Nose…Please!
We had a lovely talk with 92-year-old Joan Kron, who has had a legendary career as a journalist and then in her late 80s she shifted to directing documentaries. Her first (but not her last) film is Take My Nose…Please! about women and plastic surgery. She’s an inspiration and the poster child for Aging Boldly!!
Author Interview: Leslie Gray Streeter, Author of Black Widow
We talk to the wonderful Leslie Gray Streeter about recovering from grief, the subject of her refreshingly light and approachable memoir, Black Widow: A Sad-Funny Journey Through Grief for People Who Normally Avoid Books with Words Like “Journey” in the Title.
Author Interview: Sheila Weller on Writing About Iconic Women
Best-selling author Sheila Weller talks about how she researched her books and got access to key players for books such as Girls Like Us. She’ll also told us what she’s learned from Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Carly Simon, Katie Couric, Diane Sawyer, Christiane Amanpour and Carrie Fisher.
The Tribe Cooks: Patricia Greenberg-Grunfeld Makes Dishes with Ingredients on Hand
We had a lovely and informative time “in” Patricia’s kitchen, along with her charming daughter Gabriella. They wrote a book about simple healthy foods and showed us how easy they are to make. Check out Patricia’s website here.
Sunday Salon: Karen Karbo on Self-Acceptance
Karen Karbo, author of the new book Yeah, No. Not Happening, tells us why she’s finally done with self-help efforts and is embracing her imperfect self. And how you can be too.
Author Interview: Christina Chiu, author of Beauty
In the award-winning novel, Beauty, Christina Chiu has created a glamorous milieu in which her character, Amy Wong, struggles to make her mark and transcend drastic setbacks and cultural and familial expectations.
Author Interview: Elizabeth Wetmore, author of the instant bestseller Valentine.
We can’t decide which we love most: Elizabeth Wetmore’s novel of strong women rising to meet the moment in a West Texas town OR Wetmore’s own story of publishing her debut novel at age 52. We talk about both here, and, you know what, we are happy that we don’t HAVE to decide. Enjoy!
Sunday Salon: Spike Gillespie on the Art of Doing Nothing>
We were happy to talk to Spike Gillespie and Steve Eckelman, co-authors of Sleeping Bees: Why Doing Nothing Matters. Their truly timely book is helpful to all of us who are grappling with more time to do nothing and want to make it meaningful.
Author Interview: Laurie Gwen Shapiro, author of The Stowaway
Laurie Gwen Shapiro gives us background on her wonderful adventure book, The Stowaway, and on her upcoming book about Amelia Earhart’s great love affair. She also offers concrete tips for any writer working on narrative non-fiction, including research and how to make a project more attractive to publishers. We love her enthusiasm and her willingness to share.
Sunday Salon: Ashton Applewhite on Ageism in the Time of COVID 19
We had a wonderful interactive discussion with anti-ageism expert Ashton Applewhite. The main thrust of the conversation was: What is this pandemic teaching us about ageism? She gave us ideas on how to confront ageism, especially now, and offered inspiration and encouragement as we continue to Age Boldly.
Sunday Salon: Ricki Fairley on Resilience
Ricki Fairley, marketing executive, cancer survivor and all-around bad ass, speaks about resilience, something we’re all striving for right now. Last October in New York City, Ricki Fairley wowed the crowd at the NextTribe Out Loud event with her story of survival, resolve, and resilience. Eight years ago, she defied a breast cancer death sentence and learned what was truly important. We know her story will inspire you now when you need it most.
The Tribe Cooks: Olga Vi Makes Uzbekistan Pilaf
Olga Vi was born and raised in Russia and now lives in Connecticut. She loves to travel and often has a party when she returns home featuring dishes from the destination she just visited. Last Spring, she took a group of NextTribe women to Uzbekistan, and picked up an easy and delicious recipe for a traditional pilaf. Here she shares the process with us, plus enchanting background on the culture.
Sunday Salon: Sherry Amatenstein on Staying Positive and Sane During the Crisis
Author and psychotherapist Sherry Amatenstein answered questions about what to do when you want to cry all the time, how to navigate your relationships when you and spouse are house-bound, how to stop negative thoughts, and more.
Author Interview: Laila Lalami, author of The Other Americans; interviewed by Marion Winik
Part of our Marion Winik Book Club series. Our beloved writer and book critic Marion Winik leads the discussion with Laila Lalami, the author of the bestselling The Other Americans. Lalami, who was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for her last novel, The Moor’s Account, talks about how she researched and shaped this story about a crime in a small town in California that has wide-ranging implications.
Author Interview: Beverly Willett, author of Disassembly Required: A Memoir of Midlife Resurrection
In her mid-40s, Beverly Willett created (albeit unwillingly) a whole new life for herself after being blindsided by her husband’s infidelity. Now, 17 years after her marriage fell apart, attorney-turned-writer Willett has published her first book, a memoir of that transformative experience.
The introduction of this video was cut off (technology!!); what is missing is co-founder Jeannie Ralston’s introduction of NextTribe contributor Lorraine Glennon, who interviewed Willett.
Author Interview: Laura Zigman, author of the novel Separation Anxiety
Laura Zigman is the bestselling author of Animal Husbandry and three other novel. Her new novel Separation Anxiety is tailor-made for us NextTribers.
Author Interview: Dawn Raffel, the author of The Strange Case of Dr. Couney: How a Mysterious European Showman Saved Thousands of American Babies.
Please excuse that the beginning of the video was cut off. (Technology learning curve!!) NextTribe co-founder Jeannie Ralston introduced Dawn Raffel, a journalist, memoirist, and short story writer whose work has been widely anthologized. She’s a longtime magazine editor who helped launch O, The Oprah Magazine.
Author Interview: Marion Winik Book Club: Shuggie Bain, with an Appearance by the Author Douglas Stuart.
Please excuse that the beginning of the video was cut off. (Technology learning curve!!) What’s better than a book club where writer/critic Marion Winik picks the books and leads the discussion? When the author of her chosen book makes an appearance! Here Douglas Stuart, the author of Shuggie Bain, which Marion calls a “masterpiece.” We agree.
