Wednesday, October 5th at 11:00 a.m.
"Soc" Author Paul Kemprecos
Thursday, September 29th at 6:30 p.m.
Come celebrate 30 years of "Soc!" Diver, fisherman, and PI Aristotle "Soc" Socarides has been the main character in Paul Kemprecos' Cape Cod-based detective series for 30 years. Paul's well-loved mysteries have gained the attention of many, including best-selling author Clive Cussler, who once said, "There can be no better mystery writer in America today than Paul Kemprecos."
Discover how Paul came to write the Shamus award-winning series, how it evolved over three decades, and where it may be going from here.
Paul Kemprecos lives in Dennis Port with his wide Christi, who is a financial planner. He is on the Board of the Friends of the Dennis Public Library.
Books will be available for sale. Please call the library to register, as space is limited.
September's BookPage has arrived!
September 2022
Our September online issue of BookPage is here. Enjoy the unique perspective this publication gives into authors and their works.
Click on the cover to go to our landing page, where the latest issue can be accessed - along with older issues. Once you see the magazine cover, you may advance by using the arrow or click on the "+" sign to make the print larger as needed.
The Friends of the Dennis Public Library pay for our hard copy subscription. Come in and take home a copy while supplies last.
Touring Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
Thursday, September 15th at 6:30 p.m.
Whether you are planning a vacation or just want to expand your intellectual horizons, come and explore these two national parks with your guide, Joseph Cormier. He discusses his travels to these iconic locations: Yellowstone, the very first national park, and the Grand Teton National Park, with its 42-mile scenic loop. A Q&A session will follow.
We thank the Friends of the Dennis Public Library for sponsoring this program.
Artist Rachel Crosby displaying in our Meeting Room
September 2022
Despite pursuing a professional career as a data analyst and computer programmer, Rachel Crosby has created art of one kind or another for most of her adult life. In her youth she studied drawing and badgered friends to let her sketch them, She also started working with color, creating what could be called "jigsaw abstracts" (strongly outlined, interlocking shapes). She painted several surreal and impressionistic wall murals and decorated the outside of a VW bus with scenes and shapes inspired by her burgeoning interest in Buddhism and meditation.
She moved to Cape Cod in 1994 and began to work with acrylic paint on canvas and paper. She also explored other mediums, such as permanent marker, watercolor, and what she calls "3D Art." In the intervening years, she's produced many of the pieces featured in the current show. You can view more of Rachel's art on Instagram: @rachelcrosbyyippee
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