Virtual Author Talk: Camille Aubray – The Godmothers

In Camille Aubray‘s second author talk at Wilton Library, she introduces her new novel, The Godmothers. Her historical fiction is an irresistible, suspenseful novel about four women who marry into an elegant, prosperous Italian family, and then must take charge of the family’s business when their husbands are forced to leave them during World War II.

Aubray spoke in 2016 about her novel Cooking for Picasso, chosen for People Magazine’s Picks of the Best New Books, and the Indie Next Reading Groups List. She was an Edward Albee Foundation Fellowship winner and a writer-in-residence at the Karolyi Foundation in the South of France. She studied writing with her
mentor Margaret Atwood at Humber College in Toronto, and was a finalist for the Pushcart Press Editors’ Book Award and the Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference. Visit the author at camilleaubray.com.

Online registration is required. An email link will be provided to all registrants a few days before the event. Go to Elm Street Books to order a copy of The Godmothers.  A portion of the proceeds goes to Wilton Library.