8900 Northwest Hwy #14\, Crystal
Lake\, IL 60012
Building B\, Parking Lot B
8900 Northwest Hwy #14\
, Crystal Lake\, IL 60012
Building B\, Parking Lot B
A coalition of McHenry County public libra ries are pleased to host William Kent Krueger on Sunday\, September 8th at 2 pm at the Luecht Auditorium at McHenry County College. Krueger is the a uthor of 24 books\, including the popular Cork O&rsquo\;Connor mystery ser ies. He will discuss his latest books\, \;The River We Remember \; and \;Spirit Crossing. \; Copies of \;The River We Remember\, Spirit Crossing \;and his other titles will be available for purchase and signing at the event thanks to Read Between the Lynes bookstore of Woo dstock. \;
\nThis author event is part of the \;McHenry Coun ty Libraries - Let's All Read Together \;community reading program. Co unty residents are encouraged to come together in a shared reading experie nce. \; Krueger&rsquo\;s recent novel\, \;The River We Remember&nb sp\;is a spellbinding mystery and a masterful portrait of mid-century Amer ican life. His latest book\, \;Spirit Crossing\, \;puts Cork O&rsq uo\;Connor&rsquo\;s family in the crosshairs of a killer (#\;20 in thi s popular series.) Copies of the books are available to borrow from your l ocal library. \; Libraries will host discussions of the books\, in adv ance of the author event.
\nThe author will be interviewed by Heidi Stevens\, who wrote a daily column for the Chicago Tribune called "Balanci ng Act" for many years. \; Heidi Stevens is the \;Director of Exte rnal Affairs at the TMW Center for Early Learning + Public Health\, a tran slational research institute at the University of Chicago. She worked for 23 years as a writer and editor at the Chicago Tribune.
\nThis event is sponsored by Algonquin Area Public Library\, Cary Area Public Library\ , Crystal Lake Public Library\, Fox River Grove Memorial Library\, Harvard -Diggins Library\, Huntley Area Public Library\, Johnsburg Library\, Maren go-Union Library\, McHenry Public Library\, Nippersink Public Library and Woodstock Public Library.
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