Sept 14 – Roswell, GA at High Meadows School and Camp – The Forest’s Gifts of Food, Medicine and Craft as Practiced by the Native Americans. This is also a celebration of Mark’s latest book A Dance in the Devil’s Rain. This program is open to the public and free to attend. More details here!
Nov 7 – Dunwoody, GA at Dunwoody Nature Center – A History of Native People in Southern Appalachia. November is Native American Heritage Month. Join us for “Free First Saturday” (open to the public and free to attend) at the Nature Center and learn about the history of local native tribes. Mark will have many Native American style tools and crafts to share with the audience. 11 A.M. Click here for more information!
Jan 4 – 7 – Pigeon Forge, TN – Wilderness Wildlife Week, Join us for four days of Nature fun, lectures, crafts, hikes and much more. Mark will present 3 lectures: Survival Skills for an Unexpected Stay in the Wilderness, The Taming of the Few: Wild Plants for Your Home and Garden, and Native American Medicines of the Southeast. Detailed information will post this fall.
Feb 3 – Gainesville, GA at the Main Library, the Northeast Georgia Writers Group will host Mark for a presentation on Using Nature in Your Writing. This program is open to the public and free to attend. Join us at 1 PM. Event link to come!
Feb 20 – Gainesville, GA – Hall County Master Gardener Symposium, this half-day seminar is open to the public. Mark will present two programs, The Forest’s Gifts of Food, Medicine and Craft as Practiced by the Native Americans, and The Taming of the Few: Wild Plants in Your Garden. Details and program links to come in January.
Feb 27 – Sevierville, TN – Appalachian Word Fest – this is an all-day program for booklovers everywhere. There will be a multitude of authors, vendors, and presentations. It will be a day to rejoice in the written word! Mark will be presenting his program on Billy the Kid, (A Last Serenade for Billy Bonney was the winner of the 2024 New Mexico – Arizona Book Award.) This will be a chance to hear one of Mark’s Western lectures right here in the East. Look for more information to come.
With the release of Mark’s new Nate Champion duology comes a new lecture. Visit the lecture topics page for more information on Nate Champion and the Johnson County War.
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In addition to these public programs listed, Mark also lectures for many private events. To schedule Mark for a lecture or author event, contact his assistant/publicist at markwarrenbooks(at)att.net. See Lecture Programs Here for more information on topics.
GREAT NEWS! We are so pleased to announce that Mark’s book on Billy the Kid, A Last Serenade for Billy Bonney has won the 2024 New Mexico – Arizona Book Award for Historical Fiction – New Mexico!
Mark Warren’s award-winning trilogy Wyatt Earp, An American Odyssey is now available in paperback everywhere books are sold. A perfect gift for those who enjoy historical fiction on the American West. Learn the true story behind Wyatt Earp, our most iconic American lawman.
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