Words Carry Us with Betty MacDonald, October 24, 7 PM Livestream
Words Carry Us with Betty MacDonald presents the writer Violet Snow on Sunday, October 24 at 7 PM, Livestream on Youtube from Green Kill.
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Words Carry Us with Betty MacDonald presents the writer Violet Snow on Sunday, October 24 at 7 PM, Livestream on Youtube from Green Kill.
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Violet Snow
Violet Snow wrote regularly for the Woodstock Times for 17 years. She has been published in the New York Times “Disunion” blog, Civil War Times, American Ancestors, Jewish Currents, and many other periodicals. Her fiction and memoir have appeared in Otter Magazine, Pilgrimage, Tinker Street, and the podcast series “The Strange Recital.” An excerpt from her historical novel, To March or to Marry, is forthcoming in the feminist journal Minerva Rising.
Betty MacDonald
Writer/actor Betty MacDonald contributed to the writing of and performed in TMI’s “What to Expect When You’re Not Expecting.” Her essay “Before Roe v. Wade” appears in the anthology Get Out of My Crotch! Her work is included in the anthologies 80 Things to Do When You Turn 80, Open House, and the recently released Better with Age. Betty has read frequently at Spoken Word, a monthly gathering of writers and readers in Kingston, NY, and at TMI Project events in Rhinebeck, Woodstock, Kingston, NY. She presented her essay "First Love" for Read650 at the Cell Theatre in New York City. She performed “First Love” again for Read650’s Best of event at Vassar College. Her Read650's Mother's Day presentation, "Daughter of Twins" is available on YouTube. Also, on YouTube her reading of her essay "Not Jewish Enough" from Read 650's event Jew-ish. Betty hosts Words Carry Us, a series of Livestream readings from Green Kill in Kingston, NY.
Following her early career as radio personality Tiny Lee, she became a sculptor working in Porcelain. In addition, for many years she was a correspondent for the travel industry which sounds great but wasn't because she’d rather stay home and finds travel uncomfortable and exhausting. For more than 35 years, storytelling has influenced Betty's work as a performer with Community Playback Theatre, an improvisational acting company in the Hudson Valley.
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