Virtual It's About Time Writers' Reading Series, Meeting 389

The Seattle Public Library - Author Readings and Library Events

This month’s online presentation welcomes Nicole Hardina, Don Krieger and Larry Crist.About the authorsNicole Hardina is a Seattle-based writer and the author of "Little Washington," an exploration of 100 small towns in the Evergreen State (Adventure Publications, 2020). Her work has appeared in Scope, Months to Years, the Bellingham Review, Proximity, and elsewhere. She has received support from Artist Trust for her memoir-in-progress, an account of love and grief. When not writing, she can be found in SoDo on the flying trapeze or making cocktails at Ballard's best whiskey-soaked gastropub.Don Krieger is a biomedical researcher whose focus is the electric activity within the brain. He is author of the 2020 hybrid collection, "Discovery" (Cyberwit), the 2022 hybrid chapbook, "When Danger Is Past, Who Remembers?" (Milk and Cake Press), a 2020 Pushcart nominee, and a 2020 Creative Nonfiction Foundation Science-as-Story Fellow. His work has appeared in American Journal of Nursing, Neurology, Seneca Review, The Asahi Shimbun, The Blue Nib, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and others, and has been translated into Farsi, Greek, Italian, German, and Turkish.Larry Crist is from California. He lived 25 years in Seattle, and many other places as well but has returned to his hometown in (Humboldt County) to take care of his elderly mother. He has two books "Undertow Overtures," a poetry collection, and "Alibi for the Scapegoat," a poem and short story collection. Both books are available online. Larry earned an MFA from Temple in theatre and has performed in over a 100 plays as well as a handful of films.