What Are The Ties That Bind? with Henriette Lazaridis
October Tickets
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Mansion Tour |
$30 |
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Mansion Tour - Senior (65+) |
$24 |
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Mansion Tour - Children (Age 5-12) |
$20 |
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Grounds Pass* |
$15 |
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Children Under 5 |
FREE – accompanied by an adult |
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Gables Members |
FREE |
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Salem Residents |
FREE – proof of residency required |
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NARM Passholders |
FREE – must show card |
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* Grounds Pass does not include access to inside of house - inside only accessible through Mansion Tours ** Additional discounted tickets available on purchase page. All discounted tickets require valid ID upon arrival for verification. |
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Date: June 15, 2016 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Henriette Lazaridis, author of The Clover House, will explore immigration-related themes of exile and nostalgia, belonging, and identity from the perspective of a modern Greek-American family. Reflecting on every immigrant’s rite of passage in becoming part of a new country, her main focus will be on the role that shared stories have in holding families together, or creating distance between family members.
Her novel explores the compelling question, How do we live with xenitia? Xenitia is centered on the Greek concept of exile, loneliness, and nostalgia.
Lazaridis’ debut novel The Clover House was published by Ballantine Books in 2013 and was a Boston Globe bestseller and a Target Emerging Authors pick. Her work has appeared in publications including Narrative Magazine, Salamander, New England Review, The Millions, The New York Times online, and the Huffington Post. Having taught English at Harvard, she now teaches at Grub Street in Boston. She is the founding editor of The Drum Literary Magazine.