Guest Speaker
A Settler's Year

Noon Lecture Series

US National Archives
Monday, Oct. 19th
Washington, DC

Live and on the Web

I've got some exciting (gulp) news...

The National Archives is flying me to Washington DC to do a program this Monday about my newest nonfiction history book, A Settler's Year: Pioneer Life Through The Seasons .

My illustrated talk will be shown live on the Internet starting at Noon Eastern/11 AM Central. To view it then, click HERE.

(If you

happen to find yourself in DC then with nothing to do over lunch, I invite you to attend in person. The program will be in the William G. McGowan Theater, at the National Archives Museum, by the National Mall. Use the Special Events entrance on Constitution Ave and 7th Street. Afterwards I'll be signing copies of A Settler's Year, which will be available for purchase in the museum's shop.)

My talk is part of the Archives' Noon Lecture series, which is free and open to the public--in person or online. Wish me luck!

Warm regards,

P.S. -- To see where else I'll be this fall, visit my calendar.

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Bestselling author Kathleen Ernst writes award-winning mysteries, and historical fiction and non-fiction for adults and young readers.

Over the years her work has earned numerous honors, including an Emmy a LOVEY, and Edgar and Agatha mystery award nominations.

To date, 1.6 million printed, electronic, and audio copies of her 33 published books have been sold. For more about her click HERE.

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A Settler's Year published 2015 by the Wisconsin Historical Society Press
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