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An Evening With Alison Larkin – Booklaunch & Library Fundraiser

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A Stockbridge Library fundraiser like no other!  Join us for an exhilarating evening bound to be both humorous and thought-provoking.

*Ticket purchasing details coming soon*

Alison Larkin will entertain and read excerpts from her brand new book, Grief… A Comedy, the “warm, funny, life-affirming follow up” to her hit one-woman show of the same name that critics called,

“Outstandingly uplifting…A story that could truly change your life.” -Entertainment Now

“A gorgeous love story. Leaves you believing joy really can be found after loss.” -The Daily Mail

The book starts when Alison’s fiancé, Bhima, shows up at her kitchen table six weeks after he died, determined to help her find love again.

It’s imaginary, of course. Or is it?

When Archbishop Desmond Tutu heard what happened, he insisted she tell this story as widely as possible, “because,” he said “it will bring hope.”

This evening’s presentation will be followed by a Q&A with the author.

Ticket price is $50 and will include a signed copy of Grief… A Comedy.

To find out where to buy the book and audiobook visit www.alisonlarkin.com

Alison Larkin is a writer, comedian, audiobook, narrator, producer, the best-selling author of The English American, a novel and the award-winning narrator of over 250 audiobooks, including The Complete Novels of Jane Austen. She is also the founder of Alison Larkin Presents an award-winning audiobook company based in Stockbridge, Massachusetts known for easy-to-listen to classics, including Moby Dick, read by Berkshire actor, Jonathan Epstein.

A special thank you to our sponsor, Berkshire Theatre Group

The mission of the Stockbridge Library Association and its Procter Museum & Archives of Stockbridge History is to be a vibrant center of community life in Stockbridge.  The Library serves the needs of the residents of Stockbridge and the surrounding area by supporting lifelong learning, strengthening the community, and preserving the historical record of the town.