Book Your Lunch With Bestselling Novelist Cassandra King

Bestselling novelist Cassandra King’s fiction has won the hearts of readers everywhere, especially in the American South.

Now hear her discuss A Lowcountry Heart: Reflections on a Writing Life, a new nonfiction collection of pieces by and about her late husband Pat Conroy, including an introduction from Ms. King, at a Book Your Lunch event on Thursday, November 10th, at 12:00 pm at the Poinsett Club (located at 807 E. Washington St. in downtown Greenville).

Tickets are $55 each. Each ticket admits one and includes lunch and a copy of A Lowcountry Heart. (Vegetarian and gluten-free meals are available if requested in advance.)

We will also have the author’s other books available for sale prior to and at the event. Tickets and books may be purchased online, at the store, or by calling Fiction Addiction at 864-675-0540.

A Lowcountry Heart: Reflections on a Writing Life by Pat Conroy is a new nonfiction collection of letters, interviews, and magazine articles spanning Conroy’s long literary career, supplemented by touching pieces from the beloved author’s many friends. A Lowcountry Heart collects some of Conroy’s most charming pieces of short nonfiction, many of them addressed directly to his readers with his habitual greeting, “Hey, Out There.” Ranging across diverse subjects such as favorite recent reads, the challenge of getting motivated to exercise, and processing the loss of dearly missed friends, Conroy’s lighthearted and eminently memorable pieces offer a unique window in the life of a true titan of Southern writing. In addition, A Lowcountry Heart also includes some of Conroy’s most beloved speeches and interviews, a touching letter to his grandson, and a beautiful introduction from his widow, the novelist Cassandra King. Finally, the collection turns to remembrances of The Great Conroy, as he is lovingly titled by friends, including his eulogy. This moving tribute is sure to be a cherished keepsake for any true Conroy fan, and a lasting monument to one of the best-loved writers of contemporary American letters.