Pictures of the Week: Scenes from the Teenquake and Not Your Mother's Book Club Literary Salon

by SLJ
Nov 03, 2015 | Filed in People
The Bay Area monthly book club for teens, Not Your Mother’s Book Club™, in conjunction with Teenquake/Litquake, recently hosted authors Ellen Hopkins, Kristin Elizabeth Clark, and Craig Lew.
teenquake   The Bay Area monthly book club for teens, Not Your Mother’s Book Club (@NYMBC) in conjunction with Teenquake/Litquake, recently hosted authors Ellen Hopkins ("Crank" trilogy, S. & S.), Kristin Elizabeth Clark (Freakboy, Farrar, 2013), and Craig Lew (Breath to Breath, Relish Media/Little Pickle Press, pub. date 11/17/15), who discussed their novels in verse. The panel was moderated by local high school student, Maya Greenhill. xxxx

Summer Laurie from Books Inc./Litquake introduces (in background, l. to r., Maya Greenhill, moderator; and authors Kristin Elizabeth Clark, Craig Lew, and Ellen Hopkins at the teen literary salon on October 15. Photo by Laura Mancuso.

  Not Your Mother’s Book Club™ and Teenquake author panel from rt to left Photo by Laura

Not Your Mother’s Book Club™ and Teenquake/Litquake hosted a literary salon in San Francisco on October 15. From r. to l.: Maya Greenhill, moderator; and authors Kristin Elizabeth Clark; and Ellen Hopkins. Photo by Laura Mancuso.

 

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