OSWEGO – Visit the Oswego Public Library, 120 E 2nd St, to hear from mystery author Carol Pouliot at 2 PM Saturday, February 10th. Carol is a force in the New York mystery scene writing the acclaimed Blackwell and Watson Time-Travel Mysteries. With their fast pace and unexpected twists and turns, the books have earned praise from readers and mystery authors alike. She is an organizer of the online Murderous March conference, or type in upperhudsonsinc.com, and part of the Sleuths and Sidekicks writers’ workshops, www.sleuthsandsidekicks.com
A Francophile at age 11, Carol Pouliot dreamed of getting her passport and going to Paris. She obtained her BA in French and Spanish at SUNY Oswego. After a Master’s degree in French, she headed to France for her first teaching job. She taught French and Spanish for 34 years in Upstate New York. She also founded an agency that provided translations in over 24 languages. Carol is the author of acclaimed The Blackwell and Watson Time-Travel Mysteries, traditional police procedurals with a time-travel twist and a seemingly impossible relationship between a Depression-era cop and a 21st-century journalist. With their fast pace and unexpected twists and turns, the books have earned praise from readers and mystery authors alike. Carol is the President of the Upper Hudson Sisters in Crime chapter, a founding member of Sleuths and Sidekicks, and Co-chair of the Murderous March mystery conference. Sign up for Carol’s newsletter and learn more at https://www.carolpouliot.com.
Admission is free, and all are welcome to attend. Oswego Public Library is America’s oldest public library still in its original building. Visit or call us any time with questions at 315.341.5867 and email at [email protected]. We’re also on Facebook at facebook.com/oswegopl We are open 9-7 Monday through Thursday and 9-5 Friday and Saturday.
Edward Elsner, Librarian
Oswego Public Library
120 East Second St.
Oswego, NY 13126
(315) 341-5867
America’s Oldest Public Library Still in Its Original Building
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