Ferrum College Booksigning
Last week, I was invited to Ferrum College to speak to the World Folktales class about Ferradiddledumday and to do a booksigning for both Ferradiddledumday and Stuck at the college bookstore.
From 1999 until 2006, I was an adjunct instructor of English at the college, a job I enjoyed very much, so it was good to see so many of my former colleagues again. I was amazed how much the campus had changed since I worked there. The bookstore itself had changed. Now it had both a cafe (that served Starbucks, had a TV a comfortable chairs, and provided wi-fi access) and an outside patio area. It was a great place to lounge—or to have a booksigning.
I saw a lot of folks I used to work with.
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| My table was already set up when I got there. Ferrum Mountain is in the background. |
From 1999 until 2006, I was an adjunct instructor of English at the college, a job I enjoyed very much, so it was good to see so many of my former colleagues again. I was amazed how much the campus had changed since I worked there. The bookstore itself had changed. Now it had both a cafe (that served Starbucks, had a TV a comfortable chairs, and provided wi-fi access) and an outside patio area. It was a great place to lounge—or to have a booksigning.
Tasty snacks were provided by the library, which sponsored the signing.
I saw a lot of folks I used to work with.
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| I'm signing a book for Susan. |
Even the administration stopped by!
Thanks to all who made this signing a success—English professor Tina Hanlon, librarian George Taylor-Loveland, bookstore manager Patty Sigmon, and many others.
You made me feel very welcomed. And thanks for buying so many books!
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Labels: book signing
posted by Becky Mushko | 6:42 PM
3 Comments:
Looks like a superb place for a book signing. Love the view of the mountain out the window!
Looks lovely! Glad you had a nice time.
Glad you enjoyed. It does look like a wonderful place to gather.
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