Josephine Humphreys is the author of four novels: Dreams of Sleep (winner of the 1985 PEN/Hemingway Award), Rich in Love, The Fireman’s Fair and Nowhere Else on Earth, an historical novel based on the true story of the Lumbee Indian outlaw Henry Lowrie. A former Guggenheim Fellow and winner of the Lyndhurst Prize, she lives in Charleston, South Carolina, where she was born.
Friday, April 3
Panelist
"Borrowing Tongues: Writing To and From Another Race"
1:30 p.m.
Community Foundation - Lyndhurst Foundation - Tennessee Arts Commisson - UC Foundation - Arts Build Communities - Public Education Foundation
City of Chattanooga Education, Arts & Culture - City of Chattanooga Parks & Recreation - The Pulse - Times Free Press - Coptix - BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
James L. "Bucky" & Diane Wolford - Erlanger Health System - Hacker & Kitty Caldwell - Wild Hare Books - Senator Bob Corker
Baylor School - Chattanooga Funeral Home - Chattanooga State Technical Community College - Chattanooga Coca Cola - Girls Preparatory School - Greyfriars Coffee & Tea - Henry and Colleen Luken - Memorial Health Care System - McCallie School - Southern Adventist University - The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and the UTC Department of English - BB&T - Cornerstone Community Bank - Patten & Patten, Inc.
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