Do you need one-on-one technical support for some of those more difficult technology challenges you’re facing?
This virtual Help Desk offers 15-minute slots with Paul Zimmerman, the Library’s tech guru, to help you answer your most pressing questions.
The help desk is hosted on Zoom. Meeting information will be sent to registered attendees.
Email mwilliams@comlib.org to sign up.
Do you need one-on-one technical support for some of those more difficult technology challenges you’re facing?
This virtual Help Desk offers 15-minute slots with Paul Zimmerman, the Library’s tech guru, to help you answer your most pressing questions.
The help desk is hosted on Zoom. Meeting information will be sent to registered attendees.
Email mwilliams@comlib.org to sign up.
Do you need one-on-one technical support for some of those more difficult technology challenges you’re facing?
This virtual Help Desk offers 15-minute slots with Paul Zimmerman, the Library’s tech guru, to help you answer your most pressing questions.
The help desk is hosted on Zoom. Meeting information will be sent to registered attendees.
Email mwilliams@comlib.org to sign up.
Idaho Public Television videographer Jay Krajic films Mary Hemingway’s desk in the Ketchum house in July 2020.
Many Idahoans are familiar with the general outlines of Ernest Hemingway’s Idaho story: the celebrities, the Sun Valley Resort, his death by suicide at home along the Big Wood River. What is less known is how his time in Idaho influenced the writer’s life, loves and literary output.
Bill Manny, creator of Idaho Public Television’s new short documentary Idaho’s Hemingway, will give an inside look at the making of the film that premiered on March 4.
This live discussion will also feature Richard Blanco, poet and the Library’s 2020 Hemingway Distinguished Lecturer, Stacey Guill, Hemingway scholar and frequent presenter at the Library’s annual Ernest Hemingway Seminar each fall, and Jenny Emery Davidson, the Library’s executive director.
The panel will explore what Hemingway’s life in Idaho tells us about our state’s cultural landscape.
This event is being hosted by Idaho Public Television. Click here to watch or learn more about the Idaho’s Hemingway documentary.
A new documentary series directed by award-winning filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, HEMINGWAY, airs this April, exploring the life and work of the legendary writer and his enduring influence on literature and culture. The three-part, six-hour film series comes to PBS April 5-7. You can read more about the upcoming series and watch the trailer here.
Ahead of the new series, join The Community Library and Idaho Public Television, in partnership with PBS, for a discussion on “Hemingway and the Natural World.” The program will include Ken Burns, producer Sarah Botstein, and writer Terry Tempest Williams, who was the Library’s 2019 Hemingway Distinguished Lecturer. The discussion about the writer’s connection to the natural world will be moderated by the Library’s executive director, Jenny Emery Davidson, and will feature clips from the upcoming show.
This discussion is part of the 2021 Winter Read of Octavia E. Butler’s 1979 novel Kindred.
The Community Library will be hosting a discussion of the Kindred graphic novel, adapted by John Jennings and Damian Duffy. All are welcome to join. The discussion will be led by the Library’s Winter Read interns.
