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SUMMARY:StoryFest 2025 Presents: Debut Book Launch for 'We Survived the Night' by Critically Acclaimed Writer and Filmmaker Julian Brave NoiseCat
DESCRIPTION:Event Details\nStoryFest\, The Westport Library’s annual literary festival\, is kicking off its eighth year by celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day with an exclusive book launch for We Survived the Night\, the highly anticipated debut memoir by author and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Julian Brave NoiseCat — one day in advance of the book’s official nationwide release. \nNoiseCat will be joined by Ramin Ganeshram\, executive director of the Westport Museum for History and Culture\, for a keynote conversation in the Library’s Trefz Forum. \nTickets are $30 and include a copy of We Survived the Night. It is the same price for one seat and a copy of the book or two seats and a book. Books will also be available for purchase at the event and a signing will follow the talk. \nThis kickoff event for StoryFest 2025 is sponsored by the Lance Lundberg Family Foundation. \nAbout StoryFest & StoryFest 2025\nNow in its eighth year\, StoryFest is the largest annual literary festival in Connecticut and one of the biggest in the Northeast. It is a celebration of the story in all its forms and storytellers from across all media\, each year drawing scores of authors and hundreds of readers\, writers\, and fans. \nThe 2025 edition runs October 13 to October 20\, starting with NoiseCat’s book launch and ending with a 10th anniversary celebration of Shonda Rhimes’ New York Times best-selling memoir\, Year of Yes. \nThe festival rings in its hallmark weekend on Friday\, October 17\, by showcasing storytelling through film and music with a screening of the documentary Bonnie Blue: James Cotton’s Life in the Blues\, followed by a concert event with James Montgomery’s Blues Band featuring SNL Beehive Queen Christine Ohlman. \nSaturday\, October 18\, will feature a series of events starting at 10 am and going until 6 pm — including panel discussions\, author talks\, book readings\, signings\, and more. \nPast participants include National Book Award finalist Jason Reynolds; Goosebumps author R.L. Stine; acclaimed essayist and memoirist Roxane Gay\, New York Times best-selling authors Michael Lewis\, Mitch Albom\, Claire Messud\, Angie Kim\, Stephen Graham Jones\, and Caroline Kepnes; young adult superstars Nic Stone\, Tiffany Jackson\, and L.L. McKinney; Emmy Award winner Sheila Nevins; best-selling memoirist Isaac Fitzgerald; Kirkus Prize recipient Saeed Jones; and Pinkalicious author/illustrator Victoria Kann. \nAbout We Survived the Night\nWe Survived the Night is a stunning narrative that interweaves oral history with hard-hitting journalism and a deeply personal father-son journey into a searing portrait of Indigenous survival\, love\, and resurgence. Told in the style of a “Coyote Story\,” a legend about the trickster forefather of NoiseCat’s people who was revered for his wit and mocked for his tendency to self-destruct\, We Survived the Night brings a traditional art form nearly annihilated by colonization back to life on the page. Through a dazzling blend of history and mythology\, memoir and reportage\, NoiseCat unravels old stories and braids together new ones. \nPenguin Random House\, NoiseCat’s publisher\, describes him as “one of the most powerful young writers at work today.” And his debut has been praised as “invigorating and soul-stirring” (Megha Majumdar\, author of A Guardian and a Thief) and “a powerful archive of Indigenous pain and resistance” (Publishers Weekly). \n“This is a love letter to Oakland\, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq’secen of the Secwepemc Nation\, to a father from his son\, to the act of being a Native person in the 21st century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought\,” said Tommy Orange\, New York Times best-selling author of Wandering Stars. “With this\, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I’ve been waiting my whole life to read.” \nAbout Julian Brave NoiseCat\nNoiseCat’s journalism has appeared in dozens of publications including The New York Times\, The Washington Post\, and The New Yorker\, and has been recognized with many awards including the 2022 American Mosaic Journalism Prize. In 2021\, NoiseCat was named to the TIME100 Next list of emerging leaders. \nHe also is a critically acclaimed filmmaker who was nominated for an Academy Award for Sugarcane\, directed alongside Emily Kassie\, which follows an investigation into abuse and missing children at the Indian residential school NoiseCat’s family was sent to near Williams Lake\, British Columbia. \nSugarcane premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival\, where NoiseCat and Kassie won the Directing Award in the U.S. Documentary Competition. Additionally\, the film has been recognized with dozens of awards\, including Best Documentary from the National Board of Review and\, of course\, the Oscar nod. \nBefore turning full-time to writing and filmmaking\, NoiseCat was a political strategist\, policy analyst\, and cultural organizer. In 2019\, he helped lead a grassroots effort to bring an Indigenous canoe journey to San Francisco Bay to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Alcatraz Occupation. Eighteen canoes representing communities from as far north as Canada and as far west as Hawaii participated in the journey\, which was covered by dozens of local and national media outlets\, including The New York Times. \nIn addition\, NoiseCat is a champion powwow dancer and student of Salish art and history. His expansive repertoire pays homage to his cultural roots as a proud member of the Canim Lake Band Tsq’escen and a descendant of the Lil’Wat Nation of Mount Currie. \nAbout Ramin Ganeshram\nGaneshram has served as the executive director of the Westport Museum since 2018. In recognition for her work as curator of the Museum’s 2018-19 exhibit\, Remembered: The History of African Americans in Westport\, Ganeshram received the prestigious award for Leadership in the Museum Field from the New England Museum Association. In 2019\, Ganeshram was also awarded the Paul Cuffee Memorial Fellowship for the For the Study of Minorities in American Maritime History. And in 2022\, she was named a fellow at the Fred W. Smith Library for the Study of George Washington at Mount Vernon. \nUnder Ganeshram’s leadership\, the Museum has partnered closely with organizations focused on BIPOC cultural movements. With her at its helm\, the Museum has been recognized by museum-industry leaders and by Connecticut Humanities as a standard-bearer for how small to midrange museums can truthfully and faithfully address American history around race and identity — particularly relating to slavery and civil rights. \n\nIndigenous American Mythologies\nREAD Like A Librarian
URL:https://westportjournal.com/calendar/storyfest-2025-presents-debut-book-launch-for-we-survived-the-night-by-critically-acclaimed-writer-and-filmmaker-julian-brave-noisecat/
LOCATION:The Trefz Forum\, The Westport Library\, 20 Jesup Road\, Westport\, CT\, 06880\, United States
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SUMMARY:StoryFest 2025 Presents: Special Screening of Bonnie Blue: James Cotton’s Life in the Blues\, Followed by a Performance by the James Montgomery Blues Band
DESCRIPTION:Event Details\nStoryFest has always been about celebrating storytelling in all its forms\, dating back to its inception in 2018. And this year it’s adding something new: A special screening of the renowned documentary\, Bonnie Blue: James Cotton’s Life in the Blues\, followed by a concert featuring songs from the film. \nLegendary bluesman James Montgomery produced the film alongside Judy Laster\, Jacklyn Hairston Cotton\, and Bestor Cram\, and his band\, the James Montgomery Blues Band\, will be performing the after-film concert\, joined by SNL Beehive Queen Christine Ohlman\, celebrated saxophonist Crispin Cioe of the Uptown Horns (Rolling Stones\, J Geils Band)\, and other special guests. \nDoors open at 6 pm. The film will start at 6:30 pm and run approximately 90 minutes\, followed by the live concert performance. \nWhy You Should Come\nBonnie Blue: James Cotton’s Life in the Blues is an emotionally evocative documentary film that portrays the untold story of James Cotton\, a legend whose musical influence shaped the Chicago Blues style having been mentored with the originators of the Delta blues tradition. (See below for more about the documentary.) \nThe film will be followed by a can’t-miss concert featuring the acclaimed James Montgomery Blues Band. Montgomery has played with some of the biggest names in music\, including Johnny Winter\, Mick Jagger\, Bruce Springsteen\, Steven Tyler\, and B.B. King. He will be joined on stage by SNL Beehive Queen Christine Ohlman and Westport’s own celebrated saxophonist Crispin Cioe of the Uptown Horns (Rolling Stones\, J. Geils Band). \nAbout StoryFest & StoryFest 2025\nStoryFest 2025 runs October 13 to October 20\, featuring the debut of Oscar-nominated Julian Brave Noisecat’s memoir\, We Survived the Night\, on Monday\, October 13; followed by the screening and concert on Friday\, October 17; a full day of panel discussions\, author signings\, book talks\, and podcast recordings on Saturday\, October 18; and the 10th anniversary celebration of Shonda Rhimes’ memoir\, Year of Yes\, on Monday\, October 20. \nNow in its eighth year\, StoryFest is the largest annual literary festival in Connecticut and one of the biggest in the Northeast. It is a celebration of the story in all its forms and storytellers from across all media\, each year drawing scores of authors and hundreds of readers\, writers\, and fans. \nPast participants include National Book Award finalist Jason Reynolds; Goosebumps author R.L. Stine; acclaimed essayist and memoirist Roxane Gay\, New York Times best-selling authors Michael Lewis\, Mitch Albom\, Claire Messud\, Angie Kim\, Stephen Graham Jones\, and Caroline Kepnes; young adult superstars Nic Stone\, Tiffany Jackson\, and L.L. McKinney; Emmy Award winner Sheila Nevins; best-selling memoirist Isaac Fitzgerald; Kirkus Prize recipient Saeed Jones; and Pinkalicious author/illustrator Victoria Kann. \nAbout the Film\nBonnie Blue: James Cotton’s Life in the Blues depicts the untold story of James Cotton\, a legend whose musical influence shaped the Chicago Blues style. Cotton’s life tracks a swath of America’s history — from the post-depression cotton fields of the Mississippi Delta to tough Chicagoland’s era of brilliant artistic reinvention to today’s live music scene in Austin\, Texas. In between are tours with Janis Joplin\, Paul Butterfield\, and sessions with the Rolling Stones\, Grateful Dead\, Led Zeppelin\, Santana\, Steve Miller\, B.B. King\, and many more. This new film capture’s America’s soul as the blues becomes interpreted in jazz\, big band\, rock and roll\, punk\, hip-hop\, and rap. \nBonnie Blue: James Cotton’s Life in the Blues combines original footage with archival footage\, including never-before-seen concerts with Cotton and many blues legends recorded in 2004 at the House of Blues in Boston\, as well as other concert footage filmed in 2012 with Cotton and his band recorded in Connecticut. Numerous interviews create a narrative that begins in the cotton fields of Mississippi and travels throughout America reflecting social change and upheaval within a nation that is often defined by its cultural embrace of music. \nAbout James Montgomery\nMontgomery is an American blues musician\, best known as the lead singer\, blues harp player\, frontman\, and bandleader of The James Montgomery Blues Band. Throughout his remarkable career\, Montgomery has collaborated with a host of star performers and recording artists\, including Johnny Winter\, Mick Jagger\, Bruce Springsteen\, Steven Tyler\, and B.B. King. In addition\, Montgomery has toured with the Allman Brothers Band\, Aerosmith\, Bonnie Raiit\, the J. Geils Band\, the Steve Miller Band\, and more. \nMontgomery founded the James Montgomery Blues band in 1970. Together\, the band has recorded 12 albums\, with Montgomery recording three more solo records and accompanying on a number more. Past and current band members include Billy Squier\, Wayne Kramer\, Jeff Golub\, Jim McCarty\, Nunzio Signore\, Steve Strout\, Jeff Pevar\, Bobby Chouinard\, Ted Nugent\, Jeff Levine\, Tom Gambel\, George McCann\, and David Hull. \nAbout Christine Ohlman\nOhlman\, nicknamed the Beehive Queen for her towering blond hairdo\, has been a featured vocalist with the SNL Band for 31 years\, appearing on both the 25th and 40th Anniversary SNL telecasts. She has also been a regular guest and host at the Library’s annual VersoFest music and media celebration\, including serving as host for this year’s oral history podcast with Paul Shaffer. \nDedication to preserving the soul in rock n’ roll has been the hallmark of Ohlman’s work. In total\, her band\, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez\, has released six albums to date: The Hard Way (1996)\, Radio Queen (1997)\, Wicked Time (2000)\, Strip (2003)\, Re-Hive (2008)\, and The Deep End (2010).
URL:https://westportjournal.com/calendar/storyfest-2025-presents-special-screening-of-bonnie-blue-james-cottons-life-in-the-blues-followed-by-a-performance-by-the-james-montgomery-blues-band/
LOCATION:The Trefz Forum\, The Westport Library\, 20 Jesup Road\, Westport\, CT\, 06880\, United States
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SUMMARY:StoryFest Saturday 2025: Panel Discussions\, Book Signings\, Author Talks\, and More!
DESCRIPTION:StoryFest’s busiest day features a full slate of panel discussions\, book signings\, and more\, featuring more than 30 authors across genres! \nClick here to see the full list of events\, authors\, and more for StoryFest 2025! \nHere’s a full breakdown of StoryFest’s biggest day: \nSpooky Stories in the Cobblestone Barn (for kids)\n10 am – 12 pm: At the Westport Museum for History & Culture \nStoryFest is everywhere on Saturday morning\, starting at the Westport Museum for History & Culture! \nStory Fest Saturday morning kicks off with spooky storytelling for the whole family at the Westport Museum for History & Culture! Get in the Halloween spirit with award-winning and best-selling authors Lorien Lawrence\, Cody Daigle-Orians\, and more\, plus a special appearance by Washington Irving himself! \n10 am: Lorien Lawrence\n10:30 am: Cody Daigle-Orians\n11 am: TBA\n11:30 am: Step into the shadows of legend as the ghost of Washington Irving himself rises to recount his chilling tale\, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Gather in the museum’s historic barn\, where flickering lantern light set the perfect stage for the Headless Horseman to ride again. This special performance features an abbreviated\, family-friendly reading of Irving’s classic ghost story: brought to life in a way that will thrill audiences of all ages! \nPanel Discussions and Author Signings\n11 am – 5 pm: In the Library’s Trefz Forum \n11 am: Writing the Self and Others: Turning Lived Experience into Art\nHow do writers transform personal history\, their own and others\, into compelling stories? Explore how writers mine the truth and histories of their own lives and the lives of others to create stories as bold as life itself. With Nabil Ayers\, Cody Daigle-Orians\, Mariah Fredericks\, Koren Shadmi\, and Bonnie Tsui. Moderator: Sonya Huber. \n12 pm: Nevertheless\, She Persisted: Writing Strong Women\nFrom trailblazers to everyday heroines\, literature has long offered a space to reimagine women’s roles and voices. In this discussion\, authors explore the craft of writing complex female characters who reflect resilience\, vulnerability\, and the full range of human experience. With Sharbari Ahmed\, Christina Baker Kline\, Anne Burt\, Kirsten Miller\, and Sarah Stewart Taylor. Moderator: Brigitte Dale. \n1 pm: Coming of Age: Writing Youth\, Identity\, and the Search for Belonging\nStories of youth are stories of transformation. Hear how children’s and YA writers explore the heartbreak\, hopes\, hilarities\, and horrors of growing up. With Charlie Jane Anders\, Derrick Barnes\, Lorien Lawrence\, and Hailey Piper. Moderator: Charnaie Gordon. \n2 pm: Fiction Without Borders: Storytelling Beyond Limits\nWhat happens when writers cross boundaries — cultural\, structural\, or imaginative. This panel explores fiction that resists categorization\, expands perspectives\, and reminds us of the limitless power of storytelling. With Martin Cahill\, Jordan Castro\, Gabi Coatsworth\, Nalini Jones\, Joan Silber\, and Cadwell Turnbull. Moderator: Heather Frimmer. \n3 pm: Becky Spratford Presents: ‘Why I Love Horror’\nLibrarian and horror expert and critic Becky Siegel Spratford gathers some of the most celebrated contemporary horror writers to discuss why they love the genre. With Clay Chapman\, Hailey Piper\, and EC Hanson. \n4 pm: Ellen Datlow Presents: Night and Day\nHorror’s preeminent editor and StoryFest favorite Ellen Datlow sits down with writers from her new anthology\, Night and Day\, with one side featuring stories about what haunts the night while the other side showcases the terrors that can exist in the light of day. With Brian Evenson\, Rachel Harrison\, and Josh Malerman. \nWorking on Both Sides of the Page: Live Minorities in Publishing Podcast Recording\n2-3 pm: In Brooks Place at The Westport Library \nWelcome to another live MiP recording at StoryFest with The Westport Library! Publishing professionals and dynamic authors Lauren Morrow (Little Movements) and Amber Oliver (When the Music Hits) join host Jennifer Baker for a fun and engaging conversation about their electrifying debut novels — both of which reflect characters experiencing the darker side of ambition — as well as the realities of balancing a writing life while working full-time in the publishing industry. Can having a front-row seat to how the proverbial sausage is made impact the process or better prepare one for publication? How does the work we do inform our artistry and vice versa? How do we make time for our art amidst demanding full-time jobs? And what advice has helped to navigate the terrain?
URL:https://westportjournal.com/calendar/storyfest-saturday-2025-panel-discussions-book-signings-author-talks-and-more/
LOCATION:The Westport Library\, 20 Jesup Road\, Westport\, CT\, 06880\, United States
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SUMMARY:StoryFest 2025 Presents: Saturday Night Double Feature with Clay McLeod Chapman and Josh Malerman!
DESCRIPTION:Event Details\nSaturday night at StoryFest will be a raucous affair. StoryFest favorite Clay McLeod Chapman kicks off the evening at 6:30 pm with a special live edition of his Verso Studios podcast Fearmongers\, live on the main stage. \nNext\, at 7:30 pm\, you’re in for a once-in-a-lifetime experience as New York Times best-selling author Josh Malerman (Bird Box\, Watching Evil Dead) and his theatrical troupe Wow Town present a theatrical reading of scenes from Malerman’s instant best-seller\, Incidents Around the House. Following the presentation\, Josh will sit down with best-selling author Gregory Galloway for exclusive talk-back on the production\, and more! \nDoors open at 6 pm. \nClay McLeod Chapman Presents: Fearmongers… LIVE at StoryFest!\nThe best StoryFest tradition returns — Fearmongers is back on the main stage! Join Clay and friends for readings\, spooky shenanigans\, and even a surprise or two. \nClay McLeod Chapman is the author of Wake Up and Open Your Eyes\, Kill Your Darling\, Stay on the Line\, What Kind of Mother\, Ghost Eaters\, Whisper Down the Lane\, The Remaking\, and miss corpus; story collections nothing untoward\, commencement\, and rest area; as well as The Tribe middle-grade series: Homeroom Headhunters\, Camp Cannibal\, and Academic Assassins. \nUpcoming books include the short story collection Acquired Taste (September 2025)\, the YA sci-fi/horror novel Shiny Happy People (November 2025)\, the novella Bodies of Work (April 2026) and the Harlequin “horrormance” novel Devil Inside (August 2026). \nClay has been nominated for the Bram Stoker Award and the Shirley Jackson Award. \nQuiet Part Loud\, a 12-part horror podcast from Jordan Peele/Monkeypaw Productions\, written by Chapman and Mac Rogers\, is available on Spotify. \nJosh Malerman’s Incidents Around the House: LIVE at StoryFest! \nYou’re in for a once-in-a-lifetime experience\, as New York Times best-selling author Josh Malerman and Wow Town present a theatrical reading of scenes from Malerman’s instant bestseller\, Incidents Around the House.  \nWow Town mixes narration\, props\, actors\, and a live score from Jim Byrne (multi-instrumentalist)\, Tessa Stransky (violin)\, and Chad Stocker (bass). And as Josh always reminds the troupe: “It’s not a play\, it’s still a reading. But it’s a lot more than me alone at a podium.” \nStick around after the program for an exclusive talk back with Josh and best-selling author Gregory Galloway. \n*** \nJosh Malerman is The New York Times best-selling author of Bird Box\, Incidents Around the House\, and Watching Evil Dead. He’s also a filmmaker\, cartoonist\, and one of two singer-songwriters of the Michigan rock band The High Strung\, whose song “The Luck You Got” can be heard as the theme song to the Showtime show “Shameless.” He lives with his wife\, the artist/musician Allison Laakko\, and their gazillion pets. \nWow Town is a theatrical troupe co-founded by Malerman and Laakko. Thus far they’ve primarily done performances of almost all of Malerman’s book launches\, performing in chapels (Inspection)\, gymnasiums (Daphne)\, theaters\, and bars. Laakko is pressing for the troupe to do a play and Malerman envisions a movie starring the entire troupe. Laakko does almost all the props\, effects\, stage sets\, and much more\, including acting and singing. The main players are: voice actor/narrator Kristi Billings\, magician/actor James Driscoll Hall\, actors Jeannine Coughlin and Erin Driscoll Hall\, actor/director Lilli Bishop. The theatrical readings are always scored live by Byrne and Stransky\, and Byrne has written two albums worth of original songs based on the Malerman books the troupe performs. \nGregory Galloway is the author of the crime novels All We Trust and Just Thieves\, as well as the Alex Award-winning As Simple As Snow. His short stories have appeared in the Burning Down the House\, Rush Hour\, and Taking Aim anthologies. He is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and currently resides in northwest Connecticut.
URL:https://westportjournal.com/calendar/storyfest-2025-presents-saturday-night-double-feature-with-clay-mcleod-chapman-and-josh-malerman/
LOCATION:The Trefz Forum\, The Westport Library\, 20 Jesup Road\, Westport\, CT\, 06880\, United States
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