Saturday, November 2nd

5:00P - 7:00P

Carolyn Jack, author of the novel The Changing of Keys will discuss her book on Saturday, November 2nd at 5 pm at the B-Side Lounge, 2785 Euclid Heights Blvd in Cleveland Heights.

Carolyn lives in the New York area but spent a number of years covering arts events for the Cleveland Plain Dealer. While here she won awards from the Cleveland Press Club and the Ohio Society for Professional Journalists. She also spent a decade in the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, taking part in the Grammy-winning recording of Berlioz’s Tristia, Op. 18, under the baton of Pierre Boulez, touring Britain twice and performing such pieces as the Mahler Eighth Symphony and Beethoven’s Ninth at Carnegie Hall 

About Changing of Keys

Carolyn Jack’s, The Changing of Keys is a bold and riveting story, told by a brilliantly unreliable narrator who both charms and dismays as he rises to fame in the world of classical opera. Chained to ambition, haunted by the past, he is a stunning character, tangled in complexities, surprising the reader at every turn>—Megan Staffel, author of The Notebook of Lost Things 

“A lush, elegant aria of a novel, The Changing of Keys will transport—with gorgeous, tender lyricism—the reader into the mind of a musical prodigy in search of meaning…. David Copperfield meets Norwegian Wood, this novel will break your heart only to mend it in startling and marvelous ways.”— Naheed Phiroze Patel, author of A Mirror Made of Rain

Carolyn Jack has won the Meringoff Prize for Fiction and The Westchester Review's Flash Fiction Contest. Her literary work has appeared in such periodicals as Literary Matters, the Blue Mountain Review, and Pen + Brush in Print. A two-time Pushcart Prize nominee and an award-winning arts journalist, she holds both an MFA from Columbia University School of the Arts and an MA in journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.