Author Conversations
with Louise Penny

New-York Times bestselling mystery author is the guest on We’re All In This Together

The next guest on We’re All In This Together, the web series for seniors, is New-York Times bestselling author Louise Penny. On Friday, February 12 at 6 pm, don’t miss a rare interview with one of Quebec’s favourite authors, who is featured in the first episode of a series of Author Conversations!

Penny with two of her books – Image: Bobbi Jo Hart

Based in the Eastern Townships, Ms. Penny’s captivating crime novels are centred on the work of francophone Chief Inspector Armand Gamache of the Sûreté du Québec. So settle into a comfy chair with a cup of something warm to share in her personal journey over the years, as she offers viewers empathy, self-effacing levity, and heart-warming insight into her writing process and transformative outlook on life.

Each bi-weekly episode of the 18-episode web series, directed by Montreal-based award-winning filmmaker Bobbi Jo Hart, features entertainment, activities and conversations designed to connect with those in need of support and empathy with a gentle reminder that we are, indeed, all in this together.

Episodes released so far can easily be found on the We’re All In This Together YouTube channel and Facebook page and are available for anyone to enjoy.

This is also a great opportunity to take a moment to assure that the seniors around you can access the Internet so that they can take advantage of all the online resources available to them.

Feature image: Louise Penny, by Ian Crysler, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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