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, […]
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.
Deborah Lee Luskin will facilitate a book discussion about her memoir, Reviving Artemis: The Making of a Huntress.
JOIN authors Valerie Stoller, Pamela Reitman, and me, speaking about our historical novels starring Jewish women.
I'll be at the Bay Area Book Festival 2026!
Stop by and say hello at the Sibylline Booth during the Bookworm Block Party. Looking forward to meeting, greeting, and signing books. Read on!
Into the Wilderness, hailed as “a fiercely intelligent love story,” is an award-winning novel about two sixty-somethings at inflection points in their lives.
I will be facilitating a discussion of Into the Wilderness for a private book group in Petaluma.
Author Deborah Lee Luskin will talk about her award-winning political novel, INTO THE WILDERNESS, set in Vermont in 1964, when Vermont was starting to shift from Red to Blue.
Author Deborah Lee Luskin will talk about her award-winning political novel, INTO THE WILDERNESS, set in Vermont in 1964, when Vermont was starting to shift from Red to Blue.
Author Deborah Lee Luskin will talk about her award-winning political novel, INTO THE WILDERNESS, set in Vermont in 1964, when Vermont was starting to shift from Red to Blue.
Please join me in discussion with Emilie Kornheiser, Chair of Vermont House Ways & Means, for a discussion of how Vermont began to fade from deep red in 1964 to become the dark blue state it is in 2026. What can we learn from this history? This is the question Representative Emily Kornheiser, Chair of […]
"a perfectly gratifying read" Author Deborah Lee Luskin will speak about Into the Wilderness, a political love story set in Vermont in 1964. In 1964, Rose Mayer buries her second husband and wonders what she’s going to do with the rest of her life. Reluctantly, she visits her son’s summer place in Vermont, where there […]