Margaret Fuller
The year is 1845, and Margaret Fuller is back in town from Manhattan. Miss Fuller will discuss her recently published book Woman in the 19th Century; reminisce about her growing up days in Cambridgeport and Boston; relate other literary pursuits as first editor of The Dial, and episodes within the Transcendentalist circle including Brook Farm and Concord residents; including her present employment as first female literary critic for the New York Daily Tribune.  A recognized leader of local Conversations while living in Boston, Margaret will engage the audience with characteristic verve and candor, regaling anecdotes about her family, friends, philosophy, and travel encounters. 

Selected Performance Sites:
- Poets' Theater, Somerville Armory for the Arts, August '11
- Old West Bookstore, Boston, 201st birthday celebration, May '11
- Groton Public Library, October ‘10
- The Old Manse, A Conversation with Edgar Allan Poe, August ‘10
(read the article about this performance in the Concord Patch)
- Mount Auburn Cemetery, July ‘10
- Medford Public Library, July ‘10
- Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House, Cambridgeport, 200th Birthday Celebration, May ‘10
- League of Women Voters, 90th Anniversary Conference, May ‘10
- Belmont Unitarian Women’s Alliance, May ‘10
- MIT Women’s League, May ‘10
- West Roxbury Historical Society & Brook Farm tour, March ‘10
- Cambridge Center for Adult Education, Dec ‘09
- Cambridge Discovery Days at Longfellow House Garden, August ’09 & ‘10
- Margaret Fuller’s Bicentennial Celebration, 199th Birthday, May ‘09