Literature, Suicide and Community: A discussion with Joan Kane, Don Rearden, Eskimo Bob and Zebadiah Kraft, April 2
by Jamie Gonzales |
Monday, April 2, 5-7 p.m.
UAA Campus Bookstore
Focusing on the theme of suicide in literature is one way to raise awareness of the emotional toll sorrow takes which many people live with. How a character's suicide is portrayed and what we can learn from literature by talking openly about suicide will be central to the discussion.
Panelists include:
For more information, see the bookstore website or contact Rachel Epstein at (907) 786-4782 or anre@uaa.alaska.edu. There is free parking for this event in the South Lot, just across from the bookstore.
"Literature, Suicide and Community: A discussion with Joan Kane, Don Rearden, Eskimo
Bob and Zebadiah Kraft, April 2" is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
UAA Campus Bookstore
Focusing on the theme of suicide in literature is one way to raise awareness of the emotional toll sorrow takes which many people live with. How a character's suicide is portrayed and what we can learn from literature by talking openly about suicide will be central to the discussion.
Panelists include:
- Poet Joan Kane, author of Cormorant Hunter's Wife and professor with the Department of English
- Don Rearden, author of Raven's Gift and professor with University Honor's College and College of Preparatory and Developmental Studies
- Eskimo Bob (Bob Petersen), cyber radio host of "Eskimo Bob Lives"
- Zebadiah Kraft, an army veteran and UAA English major
For more information, see the bookstore website or contact Rachel Epstein at (907) 786-4782 or anre@uaa.alaska.edu. There is free parking for this event in the South Lot, just across from the bookstore.
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