James A. Tuttle Library, 45 Main St. in Antrim, will host “Moved and Seconded: Town Meeting in New Hampshire,” with Rebecca Rule, Tuesday, Sept. 26 from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Rule hosted the “New Hampshire Authors Series” for 10 years on NHPBS and now hosts “Our Hometown” on NHPBS. She has been telling stories in New England, especially New Hampshire, for more than 30 years. She speaks at libraries, historical societies, church groups and charitable organizations, and likes collecting stories because “they’re free and you don’t have to dust them.”
For New Hampshire Magazine, she writes the monthly AYUH humor column. Her books include “N is for New Hampshire,” an ABC book with photographs by Scott Snyder; “The Iciest Diciest Scariest Sled Ride Ever!” a picture book illustrated by Jennifer Thermes; “Headin’ for the Rhubarb, A NH Dictionary (well, kinda)”; and “The Best Revenge,” which was named one of five essential New Hampshire books by New Hampshire Magazine. Her latest book is “That Reminds Me of a Funny Story.”
This is a New Hampshire Humanities event and is free and open to the public.