Join East End Books Ptown at On Center Gallery for a free book event and reception Saturday December 3rd - 4 to 6pm. RSVP via Text:  347 417 3247. East End Books Ptown is the Official Bookseller for this special event.   

Randi Triant and Ann Wadsworth will read selections from their new novels at On Center Gallery: 

352 Commercial Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

on Saturday, December 3, 2022 - 4 to 6 PM

Randi Triant’s latest LGBTQ+ novel, What We Give, What We Take, was selected for Parade Magazine’s “20 Best LGBTQ+ Books of 2022 We Love.” Her psychological suspense novel, A New Life, was an Amazon LGBTQ+ Mystery and LGBTQ+ Family Life Fiction Bestseller and her debut novel, The Treehouse, was selected for AfterEllen’s 2018 “Your Ultimate Gay Girl Summer Reading List.” Her short fiction and nonfiction have appeared in literary journals and magazines, including two anthologies of writing about HIV/AIDS, Art & Understanding: Literature from the First Twenty Years of A & U and Fingernails Across the Blackboard: Poetry and Prose on HIV/AIDS from the Black Diaspora. She has taught writing at Boston College and Emerson College. She lives with her wife in Massachusetts.

Boston author Ann Wadsworth's second novel, Libretto (Wheatmark, 2022), showcases central Italy's passionate attachment to the arts, its natural beauty, and its cosmopolitan welcome of foreigners. With the drama and musicality of an opera, the book follows two Americans and a Scot, who find themselves thrown together in the ancient city of Perugia, where their personal and professional lives intertwine and propel them to a final reckoning with life and death.

Wadsworth's first novel, Light, Coming Back (Alyson, 2001), was short-listed for the Ferro-Grumley Prize, the Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Fiction, and the Stephen Crane First Fiction Award. Her short stories have appeared in Christopher Street Magazine (including its anthology Aphrodisiac) and Blithe House Quarterly. She has been a MacDowell Fellow and was the recipient of a Wellspring Grant from the Boston Athenaeum.

Contact: Pamela Hoyle (347 417 3247; sprezz_whimsy@earthlink.net) for further information.