Fall for the Book
Fall for the Blog: Hope for GMU
|Fourth Estate follows events of the Fifteenth Annual Fall for the Book Festival through
Fall for the Book: "In Your Face Mrs. Zaganhagen!"
|Fourth Estate follows events of the Fifteenth Annual Fall for the Book Festival through Fall for the Blog.
Novelist Benjamin Percy shared with an audience full of students his love of werewolves and all things adventurous at the Johnson Center Cinema on Sept. 25.
Fall for the Blog: Courtney Brkic and Marjan Kamali
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Fourth Estate follows events of the Fifteenth Annual Fall for the Book Festival through Fall for the Blog.
Authors Courtney Brkic and Marjan Kamali share their accounts of immigrant-American life.
Fall for the Blog: Sonia Sanchez
|Fourth Estate follows events of the Fifteenth Annual Fall for the Book Festival through Fall for the Blog.
Award-winning poet Sonia Sanchez explores pain and love during poetry reading at the Center for the Arts.
Fall for the Blog: Nathan Leslie and Jen Michalski
|Fourth Estate follows events of the Fifteenth Annual Fall for the Book Festival through Fall for the Blog.
Nathan Leslie and Jen Michalski start off our Fall for the Blog coverage with three different perspectives.
Fall for the Blog: Lifestyle staff prepares for upcoming book festival
|Fourth Estate follows events of the Fifteenth Annual Fall for the Book Festival through Fall for the Blog.
The Lifestyle Staff at Fourth Estate eagerly anticipates the upcoming Fall for the Book festival at Mason.
"Call and Response: Parallel Lives" returns for Fall for the Book
|The Johnson Center’s Gallery 123 contributes art and poetry to the upcoming “Fall for the Books” excitement.
2012 Fall for the Book recap
|Last week, George Mason University's annual Fall for the Book Festival was in full swimg, bringing many acclaimed authors to the campus and surrounding area. In case you were busy studying, in class, or just missed the event, here are some of the highlights from the festival:
Alice Walker visits Mason for Fall for the Book
|There are many novels that capture an audience’s attention. Works such as “The Great Gatsby” and “The Giver” are often read in high school and college literature classes because of their wide acceptance in the literary world. The novel “The Color Purple” is no exception. Winner of the 1983 Pulitzer Prize for fiction, author Alice Walker’s work continues to have a deep impact on readers alike, even thirty years after it was first published.
Top 5 weekend picks September 27
|Every week Connect2Mason will offer five entertainment picks for your weekend. Ranging from on-campus to off-campus events, Connect2Mason's Top 5 will give you a jump start on your weekend. Here are the Top 5 picks for this weekend:
1. Attend a Fall for the Book Event
When: September 27 through September 29
Where: Fairfax GMU Campus, Arlington GMU Campus, and surrounding DC area
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