On Sunday November 19, 2017, independent publishers and local authors join together to sell and sign books for holiday gifts and personal libraries, and chat about writing, authorship and publishing.
Jane Wodening talks and signs books from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Blue Owl Books, 176 Hwy 119 S. in Nederland.
Learn more here: https://www.facebook.com/Nederland-Books-Coffee-Festival-358922247882253/
Jane Wodening presents her new book, “Driveabout,” at the Nederland Public Library, April 20, 2017, at 7 p.m. She will be speaking about the book “and other things” as well as signing the book. She will also have her other books to sell. The library is located at 200 Hwy. 72 in Nederland.
*** This event was previously listed as being on April 10 ***
DRIVEABOUT:
This book has been compared with Blue Highways, Desert Solitaire, and Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It is a delightful account of Jane’s 1980s cross country trip and her many adventures as she and Bobo the car discover America as only Jane could do. In it, she unearths unlikely places and people, and learns how to be on her own for the first time in her life.
Jane Wodening presents her latest book WOLF DICTIONARY This book is meant to help anyone who is interested in animals to understand their actions and their communications. I’ve put it in narrative form because it seemed the best way to clarify the reasons for the actions of the animals. In notes at the end of each chapter, I talk over the actions of the animals and what those actions mean.
– Jane Wodening, the author
“WOLF DICTIONARY will join Londonʼs WHITE FANG and Cormac McCarthyʼs THE CROSSING as the most stunning wolf writing ever.”
– Peter Warshall, Naturalist
“(Jane has) another way of knowing this world. So seeing birds light on her shoulder, a so-called forest creature come to her without fear, became just a part of her usual presence.”
– Robert Creeley, poet
“She is the master of bringing seemingly insignificant moments to towers of drama and emotion, such as the travails of insects as they strive to survive.”
– Barbara Lawler, reporter “The Mountain-Ear”
This book signing was rescheduled to 1 p.m. on Feb. 27.
Jane Wodening in Person
Film Screening and Talk presented by Film Love
February 13 / 7:00pm
Film Love is proud to host the former Jane Brakhage (now Jane Wodening) in person for a wide-ranging conversation on her time and work with Stan Brakhage, her own acclaimed writing, and her life in and out of cinema.
Atlanta Contemporary Arts Events
Atlanta Contemporary Arts
535 Means Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
The Brakhage Center cordially invites you to
A Book Signing for Brakhage’s Childhood
The story of a visionary filmmaker’s early life
by Jane (Brakhage) Wodening
And a screening of films by Stan Brakhage curated by Wodening
Sunday, November 1
Reception, 6 PM, ATLAS lobby
Book signing and screening, ATLAS 100 $20 special discounted price. Check or cash only.
ATLAS Institute
1125 18th Street,
Boulder, CO 880309
http://www.granarybooks.com/
For more information, please contact Suranjan Ganguly, Director, The Brakhage Center, at ganguly@colorado.edu.
Brakhage’s Childhood
by Jane (Brakhage) Wodening
$39.95 – Cash or check only
made from a 100,000-word interview with Stan Brakhage
Introduction by P. Adams Sitney
Afterword by Tony Pipolo
Contains 40 photographs including snapshots of Stan as a child, documents, postcards to his mother, and a two-page comic strip that he made.
BRAKHAGE’S CHILDHOOD