Upcoming SISTERS Celebrations in Massachusetts!

Paris Press invites you to celebrate Women’s History Month with two exciting SISTERS Events in March!

Sunday, March 7, at 2pm. at The Berkshire Botanical Garden
Stockbridge, MA (413-298-3926; www.berkshirebotanical.org)

Monday, March 8, at 7pm at Porter Square Books
Cambridge, MA (617-491-2220; www.portersquarebooks.com)

“The stories, poems, and memoirs in the new anthology SISTERS call forth sweetness and light, fury and a fierce devotion.” — The Boston Globe

“Publishing is not dead, it’s merely getting more fabulous. At least that’s how things look now that we’ve discovered Paris Press ... [It] became known to us because of their new book, Sisters. A collection of marvelous authors writing on our favorite topic, this is the single book that all of us must read.” — The Sister Project

“Writers including Margaret Atwood and Alice Walker explore sisterhood in this intelligent collection.... The book makes clear that sisters don’t outgrow their bond… Once a sister, always one.”
— People Magazine

ABOUT THE BOTANICAL GARDEN SISTERS CELEBRATION:
A reading from, and celebration of, SISTERS: AN ANTHOLOGY, featuring

Nancy Fitzpatrick, owner of the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge; supporter of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Mass MOCA; and chair of the Berkshire Creative Economy Council;

Margaret Roach, president of the consulting firm Margaret Roach Inc.; writer and editor for a series of blogs about gardening (awaytogarden.com); and co-founder and editor of The Sister Project (thesisterproject.com); and

Marion Roach Smith, author of three books, including The Roots of Desire: The Myth, Meaning, and Sexual Power of Red Hair; a commentator for NPR’s “All Things Considered”; and co-founder and editor of The Sister Project (thesisterproject.com).

ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION AT PORTER SQUARE BOOKS:
A reading and celebration of SISTERS: AN ANTHOLOGY, featuring

Julia Glass, best-selling novelist and author of I See You Everywhere, The Whole World Over, and the National Book Award-winning Three Junes;

Barbara Greenberg, a poet and fiction writer with The Women’s Studies Research Center at Brandeis University;

Marytha Paffrath, a singer, writer, and composer with the acclaimed world-music ensemble LIBANA, and director of the Instrumental Music and Dance Program at the Cambridge Friends School;

Jan Freeman, Paris Press director and co-editor of SISTERS: AN ANTHOLOGY.

Both events are FREE and open to the public. We hope to see you there!