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SUMMARY:Author Talk: An Afternoon with Nate Powell
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DESCRIPTION:FPL welcomes Nate Powell\, National Book Award-winning artist 
 of the "March" trilogy!.\nhttps://faylib.libnet.info/event/9916827
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Little Rock native Nate Powell will return
  to Fayetteville Public Library to discuss his upcoming graphic novel\, <e
 m>Fall Through</em>. Nate will give a short talk accompanied by a slidesho
 w\, focusing on <em>Fall Through</em> and its Arkansas context\, as well a
 s its relationship to his other books in this fictional Arkansas universe.
  Additionally\, Nate will be talking about the Arkansas punk scene of the 
 1990s and its relationship to the larger underground network at the time. 
 Attendees will immerse themselves in the world of comics and storytelling 
 by hearing about how Nate's approach to writing characters and stories has
  evolved over the past decade of working on his books.<strong></strong></p
 >\n<p><strong>Biography:</strong></p>\n<p>Nate Powell began self-publishin
 g at age 14 and graduated from the School of Visual Arts in 2000. In addit
 ion to the National Book Award\, Powell&rsquo\;s work has received a Rober
 t F. Kennedy Book Award\, three Eisner Awards\, two Ignatz Awards\, four Y
 ALSA Great Graphic Novels For Teens selections and two Los Angeles Times B
 ook Prize finalist selections.&nbsp\; His work includes a new graphic memo
 ir/essay&nbsp\;"Save It For Later"\; Eisner-nominated Ozark horror tale&nb
 sp\;"Come Again"\; civil rights icon John Lewis' "March" trilogy\; comics 
 essay "About Face"\, "Two Dead"\, "Any Empire"\, "Swallow Me Whole"\, "The
  Silence Of Our Friends"&nbsp\;and Rick Riordan&rsquo\;s "The Lost Hero".&
 nbsp\;&nbsp\;Nate Powell has discussed his work at the United Nations\, as
  well as on MSNBC&rsquo\;s "The Rachel Maddow Show"\, CNN\, PBS and Free S
 peech TV. You can find him online <a href="https://www.seemybrotherdance.o
 rg/">here</a>.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>A book signing will follow the discus
 sion. All abilities are welcome. For disability accommodations\, call 479.
 856.7250 or email&nbsp\;<a href="mailto:questions@faylib.org">questions@fa
 ylib.org</a>&nbsp\;2-3 weekdays before a program.</p>\nhttps://faylib.libn
 et.info/event/9916827
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