by Jeanne Gehret
by Jeanne Gehret
Did young Susan B. dutifully eat her vegetables, wonders Sonja Livingston, in Queen of the Fall. And when she got older, was she too preoccupied with higher things to attend to such mundane realities as food?
Hardly! For an up-close and personal view of Rochester’s very own heroine, come see my costumed portrayal of her this month:
Writers & Books, 740 University Avenue, Rochester
Saturday, March 19, 11 AM $3.50 adults, children free
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