Con Report: 2018 Author Series at Uniontown Library

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J.L. Gribble

This past weekend, I was privileged to be invited to the library in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, to be part of their 2018 Author Series. I presented an interactive lecture on the alternate history genre and it’s possibilities in all genres of fiction. You can find my full PowerPoint presentation and some pictures from the event below.

Uniontown announcement

Select the link below to download a PDF version of my presentation:

Alternate History: Creating Stories by Changing the Past

My lovely book display at the event:

Uniontown book table

The requisite goofy picture of me in mid-speech:

Uniontown presentation

My lovely hosts! From left to right: Carrie Gessner, Jason Jack Miller, me, Heidi Ruby Miller, Uniontown librarian Maria Sholtis

Uniontown library series group photo

(Photo credits: The husband)

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