Hear Peter Stark bring Coronado's epic 16th-century journey to life at Boswell.
Join Peter Stark at Boswell Book Company for an engaging evening as he delves into the dramatic tale of Coronado's expedition, a journey filled with ambition, danger, and cultural encounters. Stark's narrative weaves together European and Indigenous perspectives, offering a modern take on this historical saga. Known for his vivid storytelling, Stark promises to make history feel immediate and alive, providing insights into a pivotal moment that shaped the American West.
Stark, a New York Times bestselling author and adventurer, brings his expertise to Milwaukee, sharing stories that span continents and centuries. His work has been celebrated for its depth and detail, making this event a must for history buffs and adventure lovers alike. Don't miss the chance to hear from a master storyteller and perhaps leave with a signed copy of his latest book.
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Arrive 15 minutes early to grab a seat near the front. The store can get crowded for popular authors, and you'll want a good view of Peter Stark's presentation.
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