None go about it quite the way the Illinois Paranormal Society team of ghost hunters explored the buildings during a nighttime visit this week. With special audio and video equipment, the team came prepared to find any spirits who still might occupy these spaces.
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Habra will read from, and discuss, two of her works — "Tea in Heliopolis" (2013), a collection of poetry, and "Flying Carpets" (2012), a short story collection. The public is invited.
The free event will be from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, in the KCC Workforce Development Center Conference Hall, Room D140. Habra also will sign copies of her books from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. in the KCC College Center.
Habra was born in Egypt and is of Lebanese descent. She has two master's degrees in English and both a master's and doctorate in Spanish literature, all from Western Michigan University. Habra is a Spanish instructor at Western Michigan University.
Additional information is available at hedyhabra.com.
