• Author Visit with Reviving Artemis at Springfield Town Library

    Springfield Town Library, Springfield, VT 43 Main Street, Springfield, VT, United States

    Discover the woods like never before with Deborah Lee Luskin! At sixty, she left the marked trails behind to learn from the forest itself—finding unexpected lessons, skills, and a deeper connection to the land. Set in Vermont and shaped by its forests, Reviving Artemis is a heartfelt exploration of aging, self-reliance, and our place in […]

  • Author Talk: Deborah Lee Luskin Speaks about her memoir, Reviving Artemis

    Brewer Public Library 100 S. Main St, Brewer, ME, United States

    Join author Deborah Luskin as she discusses her memoir, Reviving Artemis: The Making of a Huntress. Reviving Artemis is the unlikely story of a literature teacher that raised domestic livestock, kept bees, and cultivated fruits and vegetables, who, at the age of sixty, was overtaken by a primal urge to step out of the garden, […]

  • Cousins in Conservation

    Keene Public Library 60 Winter St, Keene, NH, United States

    Susie Spikol and Deborah Lee Luskin are cousins. Susie is a writer, educator and naturalist, Deborah is a writer, educator and deer hunter. They will discuss their different paths to similar ends: a deep love for the northern forest, language and stories.

  • Book Talk: Reviving Artemis with author Deborah Lee Luskin

    the 108 108 Main Street, Narrowsburg, United States

    The Making of Huntress, Author Talk with Deborah Lee Luskin Join One Grand Books at the 108 for a special afternoon with Deborah Lee Luskin, author of Reviving Artemis: The Making of a Huntress, a memoir of transformation, risk, and later-in-life awakening. This was an unquestionably heroic journey--both walking into the woods in the dark with […]

  • Music into Words at Marlboro

    Marlboro Community Center 524 South Road, Marlboro, VT, United States

    Author Deborah Lee Luskin will speak about Music into Words at Marlboro, the setting for key scenes of her award-winning novel, Into the Wilderness.