Words & Writers: Eloise Corvo
<div>Join us for a new author talk series at The Bay! The series continues with an afternoon event on Monday, October 19 at 2pm with author Eloise Corvo in conversation with interviewer Tom Ulrich. A $5 suggested donation benefits the nonprofit Bay Theatre.</div><div><br></div><div>Author Eloise Corvo finds inspiration and peace of mind while skulking around her home library, which her husband says embodies an "Edgar Allan Poe meets Applebee's" aesthetic. Eloise is an active member of the Mystery Writers of America, and has short fiction published in literary magazines like The Corner Bar and Once Upon a Crocodile. Her bestselling Stone’s Throw Mystery Series continues with "Tunnel Vision," which was released in April of this year. She loves mint chocolate chip ice cream, appreciates a good puzzle, and is terrified of clowns. To learn more, visit EloiseCorvo.com.</div><div><br></div><div>Tom Ulrich enjoyed a long career with the National Park Service, serving as a park ranger for 38 years; 17 at several parks out west and then 21 as Deputy Superintendent at Sleeping Bear Dunes. He received a Bachelor’s degree in Natural Resource Management from Western Michigan University in 1985, including six credits for hitchhiking around the country for five months. He volunteers for the Leelanau Conservancy, serves on the board of the commune he grew up on, and attends a LOT of volleyball games. Tom lives near Sugarloaf with his wife and two teen daughters.</div>PT1H30M2026-10-19Words & Writers: Eloise Corvo"Words & Writers: Eloise Corvo"Showtimes