When:
September
28-30, 2012
Fri & Sat: noon-8pm
Sun: noon-7pm
Where:
Mt. Vernon Place,
centered on 600
North Charles St,
Baltimore MD 21201
Danuta Hinc is the author of To Kill the Other (Tate Publishing, 2011), the fictionalized life story of one of the 9/11 hijackers. Hinc has also published short fiction in the Little Patuxent Review, The Muse, and numerous features in the newsletter of the Polish Library in Washington, D.C. She grew up near Gdansk, Poland, and immigrated to the United States in 1991 after completing her Master's in Literary Studies, History and Linguistics, at Gdansk University. She is a member of the faculty at the University of Maryland, College Park, where she teaches Professional Writing. She also teaches English Writing at Howard Community College in Columbia Maryland. She has worked as a translator for the Embassy of Poland and as an editor for Rosetta Stone's Polish-English language learning program. She is currently working on a collection of short stories based on people and events in her family and the history of 20th century Europe, titled, Europe Without a Name. Hinc lives in Ellicott City, Maryland, with her son, Alex, her partner, Dan, and their 120-pound giant schnauzer named Rex.
Sunday
5PM
From a special forces operative who wants out of the game to the path a scholarly boy takes toward terrorism to a journalist on a crusade, these authors will keep readers riveted and pages turning. Join Stephen Gordon, In the Name of God; Danuta Hinc, To Kill the Other; and Robert Sanabria, The Last Californio for reads on the wild side. Hosted by Celeste Sollod, the Baltimore Bibliophile and blogger, "Baltimore Books."
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