International Journalism – Brenda Knowles ‘Inside Journalism Series’

Tuesday, November 22, 2016, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Location: Firehouse Cultural Center

Event type: Workshops & Classes

“International Journalism,” is part of the Brenda Knowles ‘Inside Journalism Series.’ . Q & A will follow the panel discussion.

Lucinda E Clarke’s autobiography spans sixty years, through eight countries and a wide variety of careers and chaotic situations.

From classroom to television studios, from breeding animals to running the worst riding school in the world, she battled (not very bravely) against all the odds.

She lived in a mansion and on a boat, met royals, political leaders, hosted ambassadors, climbed rubbish dumps and got thrown out of Libya. Throughout her story runs the thread of a mentally abused childhood and the pain of having a mother who could not love her.

An award winning author, Lucinda E Clarke’s life has been a rollercoaster ride from the beginning – and it’s not over yet.

I am thrilled to announce that Walking over Eggshells was awarded a silver medal in the Readers’ Favorite 2016 International Book Awards in the category Nin-Fiction – Inspirational.

Reviewed by Jessyca Garcia for Readers’ Favorite Five Stars

The FCC Brenda Knowles ‘Inside Journalism Series’

This series includes panel discussions focused on all forms of journalism, from print, broadcast, and photo-journalism to on-line media, followed by an Audience Q & A .The Brenda Knowles ‘Inside Journalism’ Series has been established to honor the impact Knowles made as the Publisher and Editor of South Hillsborough County’s award-winning community newspaper, The Observer.  Brenda worked for The Observer from 1988 until her death in January, 2014. She enjoyed her work immensely and had a never-ending passion for creating a newspaper that was relevant to the community and a “relentless focus on sharing good news.” On her editorial side, Brenda was dedicated to the proper use of the English language.

Seating is limited. Reserve your seat now!

“International Journalism” Panel Conversation is FREE & open to the Public
You may make reservations below, or by phone: 813-645-7651.

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