The Write Space

540A Freeman Street

Orange, NJ 07050

Here's a link to the book’s web page:

https://www.patriciarunkle.com/to-the-you-who-used-to-be

Writers’ Roundtable

Unitarian Fellowship

1 West Nelson Street

Newton, NJ

This event will be followed by an open mic.

White Space Art & Event Gallery

47 Route US-46, Suite 3 (across from Hyundai)

Hackettstown, NJ 07840

Also reading this evening: Edwin Romond

This free event will be followed by an open mic.

Palisades Poetry Series

On-line reading

Please contact me for access info.

Writers’ Roundtable

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

1 West Nelson Street

Newton, NJ

Pendle Hill, Quaker retreat center

Barn meeting room

338 Plush Mill Road

Wallingford, PA

Baltimore Inner Harbor Promenade

561 Light Street (GPS address)

Baltimore, MD

I’ll be there with other Apprentice House Press authors—come join us!

Local book club - discussion of Grief’s Compass

Short Hills, NJ

Good Grief support center - program staff

Morristown, NJ

Chatham-Summit Friends Meeting

158 Southern Boulevard

Chatham, NJ

Foreside Community Church

340 Foreside Road

Falmouth, ME 04105

Kean University

1000 Morris Avenue

Union, NJ 07083

[Words] Bookstore - Local Authors Day

179 Maplewood Avenue

Maplewood, NJ

Minneapolis Friends (Quaker) Meeting

4401 York Avenue South

Minneapolis, MN 

Minneapolis Downtown Coalition for Grief Support

Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church

511 Groveland Avenue

Minneapolis, MN

St. Cecelia’s Roman Catholic Church

2357 Bayless Place

St. Paul, MN

The bookstore has postponed this event due to a flood in the reading space. I’ll keep you posted about the rescheduled date.

Duke University Chapel

401 Chapel Drive

Durham, NC

Buckingham’s Choice Retirement Community

3200 Baker Circle

Adamstown, Maryland

Friends, come help me launch Grief’s Compass, a memoir of loss and recovery told in many forms—poems, journal entries, narrative, and encounters with the writings of Emily Dickinson.  No stages of grief! Instead, we’ll explore a compass and four cardinal points I believe are universal—loss, memory, story, and healing. I’ll briefly share my experience with grief and healing after my brother’s death and read a few passages from the book. The rest of the time will be for visiting, enjoying refreshments, and celebrating companionship.