Southern Roots Filling Station, at 1275 King Street in Riverside, is a Jacksonville-based vegan cafe offering craft coffee and high quality breakfast and lunch.
We are so grateful that they are a host venue for the JaxbyJax Literary Arts Festival to be held on Saturday, October 13th from 3-6 p.m.
Being a native Floridian and current resident, Michelle Lizet Flores is happy to have returned to the land where trees don’t sleep. A graduate of FSU and NYU creative writing programs, she currently works as a 5th grade teacher where she fosters the next generation of American writers. She has previously been published in magazines such as The Miami Rail, FreezeRay, and Azahares. Find out more at michellelizetflores.com.
We are thrilled she’ll be reading with us at JaxbyJax.com on Saturday, October 13th.
Twenty-one and lost, Tammy Schend drives to Michigan to help her paralyzed gramma. During her three month visit, she discovers her mom’s buried secrets and makes a decision that destroys a family and shakes the community. Returning to Wisconsin, a new and beautiful life of faith erupts, until she is arrested and sent back to Michigan to pay for her criminality.
Get your copy: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1718065027
Who is reading when, and where? Glad you asked! The 2018 JaxbyJax Literary Arts Festival Event Guide is posted for your planning pleasure.
Get it here, and please spread the word.