Skip to Main Content
Skidmore College

Author/teacher April Bernard to read from works

November 2, 2012

April Bernard, associate professor of English and director of creative writing at Skidmore, will give a reading of her fiction and poetry at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, in Davis Auditorium, Palamountain Hall.

Free and open to the public, the event is sponsored by the Department of English.

Bernard's most recent book, the historical novel Miss Fuller (published in April by Steerforth), is "fascinating and touching" wrote Washington Post Book World critic Carolyn See. Click here to read more about the book and the review. 

For more details about Bernard, please see click here.

Related News


Billie+Tisch+%2748
The Skidmore community pays tribute to Wilma “Billie” Stein Tisch ’48, a dedicated alumna, a visionary trustee, and one of Skidmore’s most generous benefactors, who died Sunday, June 7.
Jun 9 2026

All+the+Truth+I+Can+Stand+book+cover
As Pride Month invites reflection on LGBTQ+ experiences and histories, Skidmore alum Tory Abbott ’23 reviews Professor Mason Stokes’ young adult novel “All the Truth I Can Stand,” exploring Matthew Shepard’s legacy, LGBTQ+ identity, and the complexities of truth, memory, and representation.
Jun 8 2026

Ivy+Asamoah+%E2%80%9919+holding+cans+of+Nourrir+Drinks
From a Bronx kitchen to 300+ grocery stores, Skidmore alumna Ivy Asamoah ’19 has blended Ghanaian-inspired flavors with entrepreneurial grit to build the fast-growing Nourrir Drinks brand.
Jun 8 2026