Lewes Library Partner Event | Online

IN-PERSON EVENT
MAY 4 | 5 PM | EST
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Join us in the library for a conversation with Brenda Novak, author of The Seaside Library, a novel about secrets that bring friends together, and others that drive them apart.

ONLINE  EVENT
MAY 3 | 5 PM
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Join us online for a conversation with Shannon McKenna Schmidt, author of The First Lady of World War II: Eleanor Roosevelt's Daring Journey to the Frontlines and Back, the first book to tell the full story of Eleanor Roosevelt's unprecedented and courageous trip to the Pacific Theater during World War II.

ONLINE EVENT
MARCH 16 | 5 PM EST
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Join us online for a conversation with Michelle Fishburne, author of Who We Are Now: Stories of What Americans Lost and Found During the COVID-19 Pandemic. 

ONLINE EVENT
FEBRUARY 9 | 5 PM | EST
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Join us for an online conversation with Asia Lui Chapa, author of The Home Café: Creative Recipes for Espresso, Matcha, Tea and Coffee Drinks.

Asia will be interviewed by Denise Clemons, Cape Gazette food columnist and author of A Culinary History of Southern Delaware: Scrapple, Beach Plums and Muskrat. She has been writing her weekly food column, Cape Flavors since 2005, focusing on seasonal, local ingredients and food history. She looks forward to sharing the discovery of new cookbooks through these discussions with cookbook authors.

This event is co-sponsored by Edible Delmarva.

ONLINE EVENT
FEBRUARY 7 | 5 PM | EST
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The natural world is filled with an endless variety of communication. A surprising array of species—including many insects, turtles, fish, corals, and plants—communicate by sound; even the planet itself is part of the chorus. Because most of these conversations take place outside humans’ narrow range of hearing, we have been unaware of the extent of this vast soundscape until recently. Now, scientists are using new digital technologies to eavesdrop on the natural world, and they are applying artificial intelligence to decode some of the auditory signals--perhaps paving the way for limited interspecies dialogues.

ONLINE EVENT
FEBRUARY 7 | 5 PM
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The natural world is filled with an endless variety of communication. A surprising array of species—including many insects, turtles, fish, corals, and plants—communicate by sound; even the planet itself is part of the chorus. Because most of these conversations take place outside humans’ narrow range of hearing, we have been unaware of the extent of this vast soundscape until recently. Now, scientists are using new digital technologies to eavesdrop on the natural world, and they are applying artificial intelligence to decode some of the auditory signals--perhaps paving the way for limited interspecies dialogues.

ONLINE EVENT
JANUARY 19 | 5 PM | EST
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Join us online for a conversation with Joyce Chopra, author of Lady Director: Adventures in Hollywood, Television and Beyond, an intimate account of a seminal filmmaker's development--as a creator and as a woman--both in art and in life.

ONLINE EVENT 
JANUARY 17 | 7 PM | EST
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Join us for a conversation with Jill Shalvis, New York Times bestselling author of The Backup Plan: A Novel, the third book in The Sunrise Cove Series. Shalvis returns to Sunrise Cove with a heartwarming tale of three people who are bought together when they’re bequeathed an old Wild West inn that has the potential to pull their lives apart, but instead turns into the gift of a lifetime.