GHOST SPIDER with Roseanne A. Brown and Anna Lapera
4203 9th St NW
Washington, DC 20011
GHOST SPIDER with Roseanne A. Brown and Anna Lapera
Join us in Petworth for an evening of fun with author Roseanne A Brown in conversation with fellow author Anna Lapera to chat about the exciting new entry into the Spiderman cannon: Ghost-Spider: Broken Chords!
All ages are welcome to this event and children are encouraged to attend as this is a middle-grade focused graphic novel! Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please note that Loyalty has a zero tolerance policy for harassment of staff, customers, or speakers of any kind.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Spider-Verse fan-favorite Ghost-Spider takes on a multi-dimensional conspiracy in this thrilling graphic novel from New York Times bestselling author Roseanne A. Brown!
Gwen Stacy does her best to balance being a student, playing in her punk band, and fighting crime as the super hero Ghost-Spider. But when Arachnid, a super villain from a different dimension with similar spider powers, attacks her world, Ghost-Spider will have to team up with a new ally—Spider-Punk! Can these two get to the truth behind Arachnid's attacks? And just how did Gwen's family history get webbed into this?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
ROSEANNE A. BROWN was born in Kumasi, Ghana, and immigrated to the wild jungles of central Maryland as a child. She graduated from the University of Maryland with a Bachelor's in Journalism and was also a teaching assistant for the school's Jiménez-Porter Writers' House program. Her journalistic work has been featured by Voice of America, among other outlets. Rosie currently lives outside Washington, DC, where in her free time she can usually be found wandering the woods, making memes, or thinking about Star Wars. Her debut novel, A Song of Wraith and Ruin, was a New York Times bestseller.
ABOUT THE CONVERSATION PARTNER
ANNA LAPERA teaches middle school by day and writes stories about girls stepping into their power in the early hours of the morning. She is a member of Las Musas, a 2022 Macondista and Kweli Journal mentee, and has received support from Tin House, Kweli and SCBWI. When she's not writing, you can find her visiting trails and coffee shops in Silver Spring, Maryland, where she lives with her family. Mani Semilla Finds Her Quetzal Voice is her debut novel, and she's currently working on a historical fiction young adult novel set during Guatemala's civil war, as well as a short story collection for the grown folks. You can find her online at annalaperawriter.com
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