Pataki and Copeland to host coffee and conversation at library

Allison Pataki and Beatrice Copeland return to the Desmond-Fish Library in Garrison at 11 a.m. on Friday, May 20, for another “coffee and conversation.”

Pataki and Copeland
Pataki and Copeland

Pataki’s debut historical novel, The Traitor’s Wife, was a New York Times bestseller. Her latest book, Sisi: Empress on Her Own, follows Empress Elisabeth (“Sisi”) of mid-19th century Austria-Hungary.

Copeland will screen her most recent short film, Evergreen, which follows Sam, a young girl who is reluctant to throw away her family’s Christmas tree and with help from the neighborhood turns her backyard into a city of tree forts.

For more information, visit allisonpataki.com and beatricecopeland.com.

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