Local Author Visit

THE MAKING OF PRIORITY A: FROM LIFE TO FICTION, FROM WRITING TO PUBLISHING

Author Les Holliday will discuss his debut novel, Priority A, from first inspiration to how the plot took shape. From there, the path to publishing: searching for an agent and exploring self-publishing.

Les has a B.A in literature and an M.S. in Communication Studies. He taught Radio-TV and English courses while working as an on-air DJ in the Chicago area for six years. In the Pittsburgh area, he was the English department chair at South Park High School for 28 years and operated a mobile entertainment company for 30 years. He also spent a year teaching Radio/TV courses at Shippensburg University.

After an opening presentation of the development of Priority A from initial idea to final publication, Les will open the discussion for any questions about writing, his DJ experience, or anything else. If he says, “It’s all shrouded in mystery,” ask him why that line is in the book.

Wednesday, June 24th at 6:30pm

Please register. 

All Poetry

AllPoetry is a large online poetry community designed for poets of all levels to publish work, join groups, participate in contests, and get feedback. It acts as a social network for writers, emphasizing daily, often encouraging feedback and providing various writing, educational, and publishing opportunities. 

There are literally over a million poems to read on AllPoetry.com! 

Test & Career Prep

 

 Your Bethel Park Public Library card gives you access to free test and career prep to help your job search and advance your career!  Peterson's Test & Career Prep eResource can help you prep for a variety of tests from AP exams to the LSAT.  It also includes prep for vocational tests including the real estate exam, Praxis exams, NCLEX exams, and many more. 

Additional resources include a scholarship search and tutorials on Microsoft Office. 

Ask your librarian today how to access Peterson's Test & Career Prep free with your library card. 

1 on 1 Technology Appointments

 

 Learn more about your laptop, smartphone, Library reading apps or common software program!

Library classes are free!  Please see the Adult Reference Desk for the schedule.

Browse the Library's computer books available for check-out. 

Artificial Intelligence: Library Resources

 

Learn more about the fascinating artificial intelligence technology with these library resources:

Libby/Overdrive books and magazines

Udemy Online Courses

 

Please ask your librarian for assistance if needed. 

Gardening

 Dig into these gardening essentials and make the most of this beautiful growing season! 

Books Rated by Readers Not Robots

Looking for book recommendations?  Try www.whichbook.net!  Pick a mood and discover your next read. You can also search by Character & Plot, and by using a World Map.