Events
Author Appearances
Join Lindsay Marie Morris at an upcoming event—or invite her to speak at yours.
Along with author talks and signings, Lindsay presents on historical fiction, personal narrative, the craft of writing, and timely topics such as the impact of Artificial Intelligence on reading and writing. She welcomes invitations from libraries, bookstores, festivals, book clubs, conferences, and more—bringing practical advice, fresh insights, and a passion for storytelling.
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Join Lindsay Marie Morris in Lake Forest, Illinois, for a discussion and signing of Beneath the Sicilian Stars.
Tuesday, November 11, 2025, 6 pm-7 pm Central
Lake Forest Book Store
662 N. Western Avenue
Lake Forest, IL 60045
Books are available for order from the store and will also be available on event day for purchase and signing. Refreshments will be served. RSVP at 847-234-4420.
Join Lindsay Marie Morris in this virtual program, hosted by the Vermont Italian Cultural Association with Bridgeside Books. Lindsay will read passages from Beneath the Sicilian Stars and The Last Letter from Sicily, share behind-the-scenes insights, and answer your questions. RSVP here.
History Through Fiction is hosting Prologue Day, a special one-day virtual event leading into the annual History Through Fiction Conference (March 28–29, 2026, at the Wylie Center & Tupper Manor, Endicott College, Beverly, MA). Catch Lindsay Marie Morris and her interactive presentation, From Family to Fiction: Unearthing Historical Narratives, as part of this exclusive program for registered conference attendees. Lindsay will share how personal history and family narratives can be transformed into compelling historical fiction. Register for the History Through Fiction Conference.
Join Lindsay Marie Morris in this engaging Osher Lifelong Learning Institute class, and turn your personal and family history into rich, compelling historical fiction. Drawing from her own experience writing about Italians during World War II in both the United States and Sicily, Lindsay demonstrates how family anecdotes, cultural traditions, and global events intersect to inspire powerful storytelling.
This course is ideal for aspiring writers, family historians, genealogists, and lovers of historical fiction. Participants will learn research techniques, including conducting interviews, exploring archives, and analyzing public records. We'll discuss how to build connections between individual stories and historical events, as well as how to balance historical accuracy with creative freedom.
As part of the interactive experience, attendees will begin drafting outlines for their own fiction or memoir projects. They'll leave with practical tools and inspiration to turn their personal history into a story that resonates with a wider audience.
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