Meet Bonnie Jo Campbell and hear about her haunting new novel "The Spirits" at Boswell Book Company.
Bonnie Jo Campbell, known for her vivid portrayal of rural American life, presents her new novel "The Spirits" at Boswell Book Company. This event offers a chance to hear from the author herself as she discusses the themes of her latest work—a modern twist on a Christmas tale filled with secrets and redemption. Campbell's storytelling is both haunting and healing, promising an evening of engaging conversation.
The novel, set in small-town Michigan, explores themes of guilt, grief, and family secrets. Campbell's narrative weaves a compelling story that resonates with anyone familiar with the complexities of family dynamics. This is a unique opportunity to gain insight into Campbell's creative process and the inspirations behind her work.
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