Join us as author Mark Kurlansky and Susanna Graham-Pye discuss Mark's new book, The Boston Way: Radicals against Slavery & The Civil War. We will be present for book sales. Register here.

About the Authors

Susanna Graham-Pye is an award-winning writer and a middle-school language arts teacher. A resident of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, she has worked for over 30 years in one capacity or another for most every publication on the Cape. Her most recent book is For the Unremembered: A Journey of Reflection Into Cape Cod's Connection to Slavery. 

Mark Kurlansky was born in Hartford in 1948. He graduated from Butler University with a degree in theater in 1970, refused to serve in the Vietnam war, and has opposed every war since. His book, Nonviolence: The History of a Dangerous Idea won the Dayton Literary Peace Prize. He has written a number of bestselling books, including Cod and Salt and 1968: The Year that Rocked the World, as well as a number of books for young readers, six books of fiction, and a translation of a French classic by Emile Zola. The Boston Way is his fortieth book.