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Cecil County Public Library Friends Host Local Authors April 14

Posted on March 30, 2011 by admin

The Friends of the Cecil County Public Library will host a night of local authors on Thursday, April 14 at 7 p.m. at the Elkton Central Library. Dr. Corinne Litzenburg and Mrs. Bobbie Hinman, are the featured authors of children’s books. Brigadier General Ken Wiggins is featured as an author of Delaware military history. Each author will speak about their interests in writing and the process of the craft of writing. Following the program, participants are invited to engage in an informal question and answer session with the authors. Additionally, refreshments will be served and copies of the authors’ works will be available for purchase.

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