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Jillian Medoff & Gretl Claggett

Jillian Medoff, author of I Couldn’t Love You More, talks with blogger Gretl Claggett of SheWrites.

The ongoing Blogger/Author Pairings series features conversations between authors and bloggers who share territories, passions, and preoccupations. Jillian Medoff is the author of Hunger Point (the basis for a movie starring Barbara Hershey and Christina Hendricks). Her new novel I Couldn’t Love You More is the story of a fulfilled wife and mother whose world shifts when an old flame reappears; it has been praised by Kate Christensen and other fellow authors as a richly layered tale about that complicated thing called family. Jillian will talk with Gretl Clagget, a writer and speaker who blogs for sites including SheWrites, Head Butler, and The Daily Beast, and is also the author of the poetry collection Monsoon Solo. The event will be introduced by series curator Ron Hogan, creator of the seminal literary blog Beatrice.com.











When: Mon., Jul. 16, 2012 at 7:30 pm
Where: Greenlight Bookstore
686 Fulton St.
718-246-0200
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Jillian Medoff, author of I Couldn’t Love You More, talks with blogger Gretl Claggett of SheWrites.

The ongoing Blogger/Author Pairings series features conversations between authors and bloggers who share territories, passions, and preoccupations. Jillian Medoff is the author of Hunger Point (the basis for a movie starring Barbara Hershey and Christina Hendricks). Her new novel I Couldn’t Love You More is the story of a fulfilled wife and mother whose world shifts when an old flame reappears; it has been praised by Kate Christensen and other fellow authors as a richly layered tale about that complicated thing called family. Jillian will talk with Gretl Clagget, a writer and speaker who blogs for sites including SheWrites, Head Butler, and The Daily Beast, and is also the author of the poetry collection Monsoon Solo. The event will be introduced by series curator Ron Hogan, creator of the seminal literary blog Beatrice.com.

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