A Plausible Man
Come join us at the absolutely charming historic Pendleton Bookshop on the square in central Pendleton for a book signing (5:30) and talk (6pm). Come early to browse a bit and pick up some holiday gifts! More details TBA
Queens Public Library (NY) - Literary Thursdays -Virtual Book Talk
Join me for a virtual chat about A Plausible Man with the Queens Public Library from 6-7pm —Details pending
Maine Historical Society
A zoom event for the public hosted by the Maine Historical Society of beautiful Portland
Zoom chat about A Plausible Man with the Pejepscot History Center
Come join us at 6pm on Thursday, November 14th for a friendly Zoom Presentation about A Plausible Man - John Andrew Jackson fled South Carolina and hid in Brunswick - come learn the story
Clemson University Libraries hosts Susanna Ashton for A Plausible Man book talk
Come join me at the Clemson University Watts Center auditorium for a free talk organized by The Clemson University Libraries with help from the Clemson College of Arts and Humanities and the ever-supportive Clemson Department of English - I'll have some books to sign before and after the event. Students are MOST welcome (and no book purchase is necessary, of course)
A conversation with Dr. Susanna Ashton & Dr Rhondda R. Thomas hosted by Judson Booksellers in Greenville, SC
A conversation with Dr. Susanna Ashton and Dr. Rhondda R. Thomas about A Plausible Man
Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, Connecticut
DETAILS TBA - Watch this space
Springfield Museums à la carte: Book talk on A Plausible Man and John Andrew Jackson’s Springfield connections
Join me noon for a casual lunch time book talk about A Plausible Man. The True Story of the Escaped Slave who Inspired Uncle Tom’s Cabin with special attention to the Springfield connections and how The Springfield Republican may have save Jackson’s life.
Eastern Connecticut State University
Come join me for a discussion of A Plausible Man in John Andrew Jackson’s old stomping grounds of Connecticut. I look forward to meeting you at Eastern Connecticut State University on Tuesday, October 15th at 6pm
John Andrew Jackson-The Escaped Slave Who Inspired Uncle Tom's Cabin---in Conversation with Gregg Hecimovich
https://www.furman.edu/academics/cultural-life-program/upcoming-clp-events/?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D1160186081
A Plausible Man - The True Story of the Escaped Slave Who Inspired Uncle Tom’s Cabin - A talk at Everlan
A Conversation at Everlan of Clemson - An Independent Living Senior Community
Harvard Hutchins Alumni Talk with Gregg Hecimovich
Join me for a public Zoom talk about A Plausible Man on Monday, Sept 23rd - all are welcome but Zoom registration is required. See here for link. https://hutchinscenter.fas.harvard.edu/event/alumni-fellows-virtual-reading-series-susanna-ashton-english
Keynote for Victorians Institute NAVSA
I'll thrilled to share some of my misadventures and triumphs of archival strategies with a talk about John Andrew Jackson for the Victorians Institute
Solid State Books
[Please note that this will be held at the H street branch of the Bookstore] Join me for a Washington DC talk about A Plausible Man. The True Story of the Escaped Slave Who Inspired Uncle Tom’s Cabin at Solid State Books, a terrific independent Black-owned neighborhood bookstore. Dr. April Logan of Salisbury University will be the interlocutor. And to make the event exceptionally special, John Andrew Jackson’s descendant family will attend, and family representative, Dock Clavon, will be in conversation.
ABLAZE: The 1849 White Supremacist Attack on the Pendleton Post Office
Ablaze: The 1849 White Supremacist Attack on the Pendleton Post Office
PENDLETON PUBLIC LIBRARY AT 6 PM
HISTORY FEST - Pioneer Valley (Springfield MA) - I’ll be Zooming into the Live event.
A PLAUSIBLE MAN. The True Story of the Escaped Slave who Inspired Uncle Tom’s Cabin (with a special consideration of how The Springfield Republican saved Jackson’s life)
Why Should a Library Invest in You? Or, How to Succeed with Short-Term Library or Fellowship Grants for a Digital Age.
Why Should A Library Invest in You? : A Brown Bag Presentation on Strategies for Success with Library and Archival Grants for a Digital Age