Triad Arts with David Ford BOOKMARKS presents A Book Launch CelebrationOctober 30, 2012Achieving high levels of success as a published author is extremely rare, but having two award-winning authors in the family is almost unheard of. On Saturday, November 3, at 7:00pm, in the Porter B. Byrum Welcome Center Auditorium on the campus of Wake Forest University, you can meet two of them.
It’s a BOOKMARKS Book Launch Celebration featuring the dynamic mother/daughter writer’s duo of Penelope and Jennifer Niven. Wake Forest Alumna and Winston-Salem resident Penelope Niven is the author of Carl Sandburg: A Biography, Steichen: A Biography, and her new book, Thornton Wilder: A Life has just been published by HarperCollins. Penelope’s daughter Jennifer calls Los Angeles home, and her books include non-fiction works like The Ice Master, and Ada Blackjack, as well as the Velva Jean novel series. The third book in the series, Becoming Clementine, was published last month, and the fourth Velva Jean novel will be released in the fall of 2013.
On Saturday night Jennifer and her mother will read from their new books, and autograph copies. Also Drama Desk award-winning actress Rosemary Harris will read from Thornton Wilder’s plays and novels. Penny recently stopped by WFDD and Jennifer joined Triad Arts host/producer David Ford by phone from her home in Los Angeles.
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Triad Arts Archives
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April 6, 2009: Carl Gaile
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April 3, 2009: Brian Turner, Jerry Chapman, Jews and Catholics
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April 2, 2009: Jews & Catholics
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April 1, 2009: Jerry Chapman
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March 31, 2009: Brian Turner: Here, Bullet
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March 30, 2009: Historic Washington Park
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March 27, 2009: Leigh Summerville McMillian, Weaver Academy Guitar Students, Lexington Youth Theatre
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March 26, 2009: Frank Glazer (Rebroadcast)
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March 25, 2009: Weaver Academy Guitar Students (Rebroadcast)
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March 24, 2009: Leigh Summerville McMillian: It All Started with a Dog (Rebroadcast)
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March 23, 2009: Lexington Youth Theatre: High School Musical 2
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March 20, 2009: Triad Arts Weekend
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March 19, 2009: Green Hill Center: If You Can Kill a Snake With It, It Ain't Art
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March 18, 2009: Pamela Howland and Dick Schneider
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March 17, 2009: Greensboro College: Subject to Change
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March 16, 2009: Ed Southern, Voices of the American Revolution in the Carolinas
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March 12, 2009: Delta Fine Arts Center: Samplers & Symmetry II
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March 11, 2009: Wake Forest University Creativity Symposium
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March 10, 2009: Triad Stage: Ghosts
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March 9, 2009: Bill and Linda Griffin: Snake Den Ridge
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March 5, 2009: Winston-Salem Symphony: Jo Ann Falletta
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March 4, 2009: Charlie Brouwer: Rise Up Winston-Salem
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March 3, 2009: Brian Turner: Here, Bullet
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March 2, 2009: Reynolda House: American Impressions
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February 26, 2009: Jerry Chapman
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February 25, 2009: UNCSA: Sunday in the Park with George
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February 24, 2009: Dr. Julian Burroughs Retrospective
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February 23, 2009: Tony Williamson
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February 19, 2009: Caleb Caudle
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February 18, 2009: Wake Forest University Theatre: The Underpants
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