Uncategorized | April 4, 2008
Wright Branch Library is sponsoring the town’s second “One Book, One Community” featuring Kent Meyers’ book “The Work of Wolves.”
One hundred copies of the book were distributed in March, with 75 of those circulated among Wright high school students and the other copies circulated at the Wright branch of the Campbell County Public Library.
“One Book, One Community” will culminate on May 5 with author Kent Meyers speaking at Wright Branch Library at 7 p.m. Kent will be signing copies of his book following his program.
Kent is the author of “The River Warren,” “The Light in the Crossing,” and “Witness of Combines.” He lives across the border in Spearfish, South Dakota, where he’s an English professor at Black Hills State University.
Wright’s “One Book, One Community” is supported by a Campbell County Community Public Recreation District grant and a partnership between Wright Junior Senior High and Wright Branch Library.
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