The Tennessee Williams Literary Festival was a great experience. I'm glad I was in New Orleans for it. There were helpful bits for wrtiers and readers throughout the event. I'm looking forward to reading some of the authors I hadn't read before.
This slideshow is in chronological order, more or less - Thursday through Sunday - and not nearly everything at the Festival. Just what I got that came out ok. I wish I had taken more photos, like Richard Ford's pink socks that many blogged about, but I was there primarily to hear what the presenters had to say. Besides, I figured that everyone else had snapped a photo of Richard Ford's pink socks.
Once the slideshow starts, click the right side of the photo (or right arrow and left arrow on your computer) to go to the next photo. Or left to go the previous slide.
Ride Hamilton
Hellen Taylor, Charles Wilson, Michael Swindle, Chris Rose, panelisis, Joshua Clark, moderator
Jason Berry, John Egerton, Carol Gelderman, Michael Lewis, Tom Sancton, panelists, Errol Laborde, moderator
Bourbon Orleans Ballroom
Candace Perry, moderator
Tim Geautreaux, Mark Powell, Moira Crone, panelists, Candace Perry, moderator
Tennessee Williams Memoirs, When the Playwright Had His Say
John Waters meets Mr. Red White and Blue
David Kaplan of the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Festival
Tennessee Williams Memoirs, When the Plawright Had His Say
Kenneth Holditch, John Waters, David Kaplan, panelisits, Thomas Keith of New Directions Publishing, moderator
Memoirs introduction, "Mr. Williams Saved My Life\" by John Waters
Stanely winner to be
Reading Tennessee Williams poetry
Candace Perry's three minute play, A Hurricane Named Katrina
A Hurricane Named Katrina
Jeremy Lawrence has the results from the Stanley and Stella Shouting Contest
Stanley winner, pic 1
Stanley winner, pic 2
Stanley winner, pic 3
Stanley winner, pic 4
Stanley winner, pic 5
Stanley winner, pic 6
Stanley third place winner
