Join author, humorist, and BAYarts Board President Mary Conway Sullivan for a signing of her brand new memoir, What the Farm? in the BAYarts Fuller House. The reception will take place on Sunday, November 19 from 1-3 PM. Stop by our Holiday Shop before or after to enjoy our expanded selection of fine art and handmade gifts!
About What the Farm?
Delve into the uproarious world of farm life with What the Farm, a debut memoir that blends humor and heart. When Mary Conway Sullivan’s husband’s dream of owning a farm in mid-Ohio becomes reality, chaos and charm collide across 250 acres.
In candid essays, Sullivan recounts her transition from suburban life to the challenges of a sprawling horse farm. From unexpected
encounters with swaggering Amish neighbors to her unconventional visit to a tattoo convention in an abandoned prison (“Ink at the Clink”), her tales span the emotional spectrum.
Topics like “Amish Guys Got Swagger” showcase Sullivan’s ability to find beauty in the mundane and humor in chaos. What the Farm offers relatable, touching, and occasionally profane stories that capture farm life’s essence while delivering universal truths that hit home.
Reading What the Farm gives intimate conversations over coffee or wine, sharing laughter, tears, and disbelief. Mary’s empathetic voice immerses you in life’s crazy, tough, and jaw-dropping moments.
What the Farm? Book Signing with Author Mary Conway Sullivan
Join author, humorist, and BAYarts Board President Mary Conway Sullivan for a signing of her brand new memoir, What the Farm? in the BAYarts Fuller House. The reception will take place on Sunday, November 19 from 1-3 PM. Stop by our Holiday Shop before or after to enjoy our expanded selection of fine art and handmade gifts!
About What the Farm?
Delve into the uproarious world of farm life with What the Farm, a debut memoir that blends humor and heart. When Mary Conway Sullivan’s husband’s dream of owning a farm in mid-Ohio becomes reality, chaos and charm collide across 250 acres.
In candid essays, Sullivan recounts her transition from suburban life to the challenges of a sprawling horse farm. From unexpected
encounters with swaggering Amish neighbors to her unconventional visit to a tattoo convention in an abandoned prison (“Ink at the Clink”), her tales span the emotional spectrum.
Topics like “Amish Guys Got Swagger” showcase Sullivan’s ability to find beauty in the mundane and humor in chaos. What the Farm offers relatable, touching, and occasionally profane stories that capture farm life’s essence while delivering universal truths that hit home.
Reading What the Farm gives intimate conversations over coffee or wine, sharing laughter, tears, and disbelief. Mary’s empathetic voice immerses you in life’s crazy, tough, and jaw-dropping moments.
