Army MWR Library Virtual Author Series: Ana Hebra Flaster

Join us online for a moving conversation with author and NPR contributor Ana Hebra Flaster as she explores themes of exile, memory, identity, and the true meaning of home.

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πŸͺΆβœπŸΌ Army MWR Libraries invite you to an insightful virtual talk with Ana Hebra Flaster, writer, cultural commentator, and frequent contributor to NPR, The New York Times, and The Boston Globe.

In her compelling storytelling, Ana Hebra Flaster delves into the intricate dynamics of immigration, exile, and heritage—drawing deeply from her family's journey fleeing Cuba in the 1960s to rebuild their lives in America. Through vibrant personal narratives, she captures how memory and culture shape our sense of belonging across generations.

Tune in live to hear Ana discuss her writing, her reflections on preserving family history.

πŸ“ Event Details:
πŸ—“οΈ Date: Tuesday, 8 December
πŸ•’ Time: 1:00 PM 
πŸ’» Format: Live Virtual Stream (Online Interactive Q&A)

Cost

Free

Registration Information

Register via the Army MWR Library Speakers Consortium Page by clicking the blue "REGISTER NOW" button.