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Aficionados Lecture and Luncheon: Nature as Character in Fiction and Nonfiction Storytelling

Location

Gaylord Hall
main floor of Worner Campus Center, 902 N. Cascade Ave. (map)

Description

Nature plays a central role in storytelling.Colorado College professors Dan Tynan and Boyce Drummond treat the natural environment not just as background for narrative, but as an exciting character that interacts with other characters in literature. Through a broad and stimulating array of novels, short stories, nonfiction, essays, and films, they will highlight how nature itself takes center stage and impels action.

Cost to attend is $17 (includes buffet lunch). For more information on the lecture or to make a reservation, please call 389-6334 or email swshulbert@coloradocollege.edu by Friday, September 28, 2012, for reservations and cancellations.

Aficionados Lecture and Luncheon: Nature as Character in Fiction and Nonfiction Storytelling
  • Open to Public: Yes
  • Admission Fee:
    • $17 (includes buffet lunch) general public
  • Sponsored By: The Hulbert Center for Southwest Studies
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