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Lake Forest author’s work celebrated in ‘Lake Forest Reads: Ragdale’

Lake Forest resident and author Rebecca Makkai speaks about her book, “The Hundred-Year House,” which was chosen as the title for this year’s “Lake Forest Reads: Ragdale” program, during an event held for the community-wide reading program on Oct. 21 at Lake Forest College. Miroslaw Pomian/22nd Century Media
Jean Sullivan (left) and Susan Lincoln, of Lake Forest, listen to author Rebecca Makkai speak during the “Lake Forest Reads: Ragdale” program on Oct. 21 at Lake Forest College. Photos by Miroslaw Pomian/22nd Century Media
Lake Forest College associate dean and English professor Davis Schneiderman moderates the question-and-answer session with Makkai.

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Danielle Gensburg, Staff Writer
9:57 am PDT October 28, 2015
“The Hundred-Year House,” a novel by Lake Forest author Rebecca Makkai, about an artists’ colony on the North Shore that has a similar architecture and history to Ragdale.
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