Tammy Greenwood-Stewart at Bethesda Barnes & Noble

ByGWEnglish

Come hear popular creative writing teacher, novelist, and all around excellent person Tammy Greenwood-Stewart read from her latest work as part of the Bethesda Literary Festival. Information here and here. The reading will take place this Sunday, April 19, at 3 PM.

The Bethesda Barnes & Noble is a short walk from the Bethesda Metro (red line).

Check out Tammy’s photo blog as well, Ephemera Files. If you’ve noticed the beautiful black and white picture of a ruined car we have hanging in the English Department main office … well, that is one of Tammy’s many striking works.

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