“Such Friends”: May 11, 2024, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, Highland Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We interrupt this chronicle of what was happening 100 years ago in the literary and cultural world to look forward to what will be happening next month in the literary and cultural world of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The Greater Pittsburgh Festival of Books is back—without the rain! [We hope.]

It can’t possibly rain as much as it did last year, so plan to stop by on Saturday, May 11, at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary on Highland Avenue in Highland Park, conveniently located a few blocks from “Such Friends” global headquarters. We will be there once again all day at our table on Writers’ Row.

“Such Friends” at the Greater Pittsburgh Festival of Books last year

Of course, there will be plenty of copies of the first four volumes in the paperback series, “Such Friends”:  The Literary 1920s, covering 1920 through 1923, available at a special Festival discount price. I’ll even sign them!

But, in addition—wait for it—if the Amazon gods smile on us—there will also be copies of Volume V, 1924, available, at a discount and signed. Be the first to get yours!

The layout of all five volumes makes it easy to dip and out or read straight through a year from January 1^st through December 31^st. And remember, they make great gifts!

Dip in and out layout of “Such Friends”:  The Literary 1920s

If you just can’t make it on May 11^th, all four—soon to be five—volumes are available from Thoor Ballylee in Co. Galway, and as signed copies at Pan Yan Bookstore in Tiffin, OH, City Books on the North Side and Riverstone Books in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, PA, and in print and e-book versions on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk, Or email me at kaydee@gypsyteacher.com.

We hope to see you on the 11^th to sign your copy of “Such Friends.”!

This summer I will be talking about the literary 1920s in Paris and New York at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Carnegie-Mellon University.

Manager as Muse, about Scribner’s editor Maxwell Perkins’ relationships with F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway and Thomas Wolfe, is also available on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk in both print and e-book versions.

If you want to walk with me through Bloomsbury, you can download my audio walking tour, “Such Friends”:  Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Group.