S160. The Human Heart Hasn’t Changed: Celebrating 40 Years of The Sun
Saturday, March 1, 2014
10:30 am to 11:45 am
The Sun is an independent, ad-free, monthly magazine that for forty years has explored the splendor and heartache of the human condition. From its inception in 1974, The Sun has attempted to marry the personal and the political, honor the transcendent as well as the irreverent, and explore the transformative moments of our daily lives. This reading features editor and founder, Sy Safransky, and three writers whose courageous personal writing has appeared in The Sun.
Participants
Moderator:
Molly Herboth works for The Sun magazine.
Sy Safransky is editor and publisher of The Sun.
Rachel Yoder edits draft: the journal of process, which features first and final drafts of stories, essays, and poetry along with author interviews.
Cary Tennis has written Salon.com's "Since You Asked" advice column since Garrison Keillor left it in 2001.
Danusha Lameris's poems have been published in Rattle, Alaska Quarterly Review, Crab Orchard Review, as well as in anthologies. She is a frequent contributor to The Sun magazine. Her first book, The Moons of August, was selected by Naomi Shihab Nye and is set for release in early 2014.
