Mon Feb 7 20:00

Reading & Seeding

Session 1:3

By Astrida Neimanis

Join us, live and online, for a Seed Box themed reading group discussion, facilitated by international reading group propogandist Astrida Neimanis.

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For the first three days of the Festival, you are invited to join Astrida Neimanis for a one hour reading group discussion. Lively and interactive, each session will be devoted to a discussion of one text — written by a Seed Box affiliated author and related to the themes taken up by our Keynote Panels.

All welcome! Readings are available on the Festival website.

Estimated running time: 60 min.

Preparation

Please read the selected text, and come prepared to listen to others and share your thoughts in an informal manner. The discussion will not be recorded, but a summary of our conversation will be posted to the Festival website.

Selected Text

Lesley Green. 2020. “Introduction: Different Questions, Different Answers.” in Rock Water Life. Durham, Duke UP. pp. 1–22.

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