Letter: Bristol Bookfest was a true delight

Posted 4/13/23

To the editor:

The Bristol Book Fest 2023 celebrating a communal reading of "The Odyssey" was an absolute delight. Held in the handsome buildings on Hope Street; The Colt School auditorium, …

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Letter: Bristol Bookfest was a true delight

Posted

To the editor:

The Bristol Book Fest 2023 celebrating a communal reading of "The Odyssey" was an absolute delight. Held in the handsome buildings on Hope Street; The Colt School auditorium, Linden Place ballroom, Bristol Art Museum, and the Rogers Free Library, it was an event to inspire readers and nurture the spirit of community that makes our town a special place to live. A sincere thank you to all who planned it so well.

K. D. Swanson
150 Ferry Rd.

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