Talk about writing with celebrated authors at Sumner Pierce County Library

Readers—and writers—of historical fiction and true crime know that capturing the essence of a time and place is the key to a great story. Join four celebrated authors for a lively conversation and Q&A about bringing the past alive.

Readers—and writers—of historical fiction and true crime know that capturing the essence of a time and place is the key to a great story. Join four celebrated authors for a lively conversation and Q&A about bringing the past alive.

The free event will be held at 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 4 at the Sumner Pierce County Library. Featured authors include:

Kurt R. A. Giambastiani

Known for blending genres and strong historical and cultural detail

Nine novels include “Unraveling Time”

Author of acclaimed alternate history series, Fallen Cloud Saga

Ned Hayes

Fiction plays with history, theology and suspense

Author of best-selling historical novel, “Sinful Folk”

Noir mystery “Coeur d’Alene Waters” set in Pacific Northwest

Rebecca Morris

New York Times best-selling author and veteran journalist

True crime books include “Ted and Ann”

Co-author with Gregg Olsen of “Bodies of Evidence” and “If I Can’t Have You”

Candace Robb (Emma Campion)

Historian with focus on 14th century Britain

Author of 10 Owen Archer mysteries and Margaret Karr trilogy

Published historical novels including “A Triple Knot” writing as Emma Campion