In Their Own Write, volume 2 (2023)

IN THEIR OWN WRITE/Epiphanies and Captions/Saturday, June 10, 4 p.m./Join Us!

The In Their Own Write panel showcases a sampling of our pilgrims, poets, prophets, playwrights and, oh yes, cartoonists. (FIVE MINUTES EACH in speed-dating mode.)

Including a special performance by Rosanne Olson and Ted McMahon of “Four Strong Winds,” in commemoration of Ian and Sylvia’s epic Fall 1965 performance.

Center for Development Economics classroom, 4 p.m., Saturday, June 10

On the bill (not necessarily in this order):

Peter Abrahams, aka Spencer Quinn, “who seems to have taken over my career,” Peter says, reading from his novel, “Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge,” published on July 25
Alexander Caskey, from his work-in-progress, “A.I., the good, the bad, the ugly and the absolutely terrifying”
Geoff Connor, with a scene from his screenplay, “Achtung Deutschland,” about “Jewish and gay revenge on Hitler and Goebbels”
John Fulkerson, surgeon and vintner, reading from “Thin Lines: A Vineyard Journey”
Robert Herzog, with a scene from his play, “4 Times 50, Not 200,” “about four men who get together to celebrate their 50th birthdays in 1996,” Robert says.
Tony Kronman, via Zoom, reading from his just-published book, “After Disbelief: On Disenchantment, Disappointment, Eternity, and Joy”
Rosanne Olson and Ted McMahon, dueting on “Four Strong Winds” plus one of Rosanne’s original songs, “Cross Over”
David Sipress, reading from “What’s So Funny? A Cartoonist’s Memoir”