Jane Hulse speaks on Spanktown Papers at a luncheon of the Rancho Conejo Colony of the Society of Mayflower Descendants, a hereditary organization for documented descendants of the 1620 Mayflower passengers. Thousand Oaks. Details TBA.

Jane Hulse returns to her hometown of Keene, New Hampshire, to discuss Spanktown Papers at the Toadstool Bookshop, a Monadnock region institution with more than 50 years of history. Books available for purchase and signing.

Jane Hulse discusses Spanktown Papers at Tecolote Book Shop, one of California’s oldest independent bookstores, now celebrating its centennial year. Books available for purchase and signing.

Jane Hulse presents a talk on Spanktown Papers at a luncheon meeting of the local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter. The DAR is a lineage-based service organization for women descended from American Revolution patriots. Private residence, Ventura.

Jane Hulse discusses Spanktown Papers at Timbre Books in Midtown Ventura, a locally owned shop that has quickly become a hub for the city's literary community. Books available for purchase and signing.

Jane Hulse joins the local Sons of the American Revolution chapter for a luncheon talk on Spanktown Papers, her new novel set during the American Revolution. The SAR is a patriotic organization for men who can document descent from a Revolutionary War patriot.