If you’ve never experienced Roswell Reads Rewind, get ready for a free three-day virtual treat from Oct. 3-5!
Every year, Roswell Reads holds a Rewind weekend during which we make our videos of conversations and writing workshops with award-winning authors since 2019 available to the public at no charge.
If you’ve missed any of the previous events, now is a great time to play literary catch-up since recordings of our latest authors – Fredrik Backman and Ron Rash – are new to Rewind. Their videos will be joined by those featuring William Kent Krueger, Geraldine Brooks, Laura Morelli, Ann Patchett, Delia Owens and Rick Bragg.
Registrants can view any, or all, of the 13 virtual presentations throughout the weekend.
So, whether you want to rewatch some favorite authors or catch up on any you missed, plan now to enjoy three days of wonderful conversations and books. Make your own schedule and invite as many friends or book club members as you like.
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2025
2025 - My Friends by Fredrik Backman
2024 - The Caretaker by Ron Rash
2024 - The Trackers by Charles Frazier
2023 - The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger
2022 - Horse by Geraldine Brooks
2022 - The Stolen Lady by Laura Morelli
2021 - The Dutch House by Ann Patchett
2020 - The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
2019 - Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
2019 - Any book by Rick Bragg
2018 - Burial for a King by Rebecca Burns
2017 - The Underdogs by Melissa Fay Greene
2016 - What Stands in a Storm by Kim Cross
2015 - The Distance Between Us by Reyna Grande
2014 - Someone Else's Love Story by Joshilyn Jackson
2013 - Sweeping Up Glass by Carolyn Wall
2012 - Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter by Tom Franklin
2011 - My Name Is Mary Sutter by Robin Oliveira
2010 - Outcasts United: A Refugee Soccer Team, an American Town by Warren St. John
2009 - Them by Nathan McCall
2008 - The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards
2007 - The Valley of Light by Terry Kay
2006 - Rocket Boys by Homer H. Hickam, Jr
Roswell Reads promotes the value of reading, literacy, and lifelong learning. Through the shared community-wide experience of reading and discussing a common book, readers are able to collectively examine relevant issues, establish bonds, and forge a better understanding of their community and society.
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