Click to enlarge photos by Master Literary House Printer Mike Kaylor.

Performance artist Pat Oleszko's inflation creations freely roam through the backyard of the Rose O'Neill Literary House.

Pat Oleszko's inflatables engulf the Rose O'Neill Literary House, wowing passersby.

Author and performer Jonathan Ames and Rose O'Neill Literary House Director Joshua Wolf Shenk size each other up over coffee at the Imperial Hotel.

Rose O'Neill Literary House Director Joshua Wolf Shenk presides at the head of a brunch table manned by, from left to right, Ben Kozlowski '09, a Moth member, author Jonathan Ames, Lea Thau of The Moth, author George Saunders, Val Larson '07, and Emma Sovich '07.

Director of The Moth, Lea Thau.

Joshua Wolf Shenk, Director of the Rose O'Neill Literary House, shares a laugh with author George Saunders.

Author George Saunders with Priscilla Hodgkins, Associate Director of the Rose O'Neill Literary House.

A more serious moment between Joshua Wolf Shenk and George Saunders.

C.V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience Director Adam Goodheart with Joshua Wolf Shenk and George Saunders.

OIT Services Technician Jeff Hamm records all that is humorous and satirical.

The CAC Forum crowd waits eagerly for George Saunders' reading.

Joshua Wolf Shenk, Director of the Rose O'Neill Literary House, introduces author George Saunders.

Enraptured.

Joshua Wolf Shenk both delights
and informs.

Author George Saunders answers questions.

Comedian and The Moth performer Anthony Griffith takes a break from
The Tonight Show and Comedy Central to visit and entertain Washington College.

Tech Services Manager Eric Broussard, normally on the other side of the camera, turns his lens our way.

NYC performance artist Pat Oleszko, in full performance artist garb, leads students to her inflatable sculpture garden behind the Rose O'Neill Literary House.

The Moth performer Elna Baker is birthed out of one of Pat Oleszko's amazing inflatables.

The Moth performer Elna Baker.

Poet Jason Schneiderman.

Author Dan Kennedy reads from his life's work,
Loser Goes First.

Author Sarah Payne Stuart entertains others by drawing from her own life in her humorous memoir,
My First Cousin Once Removed.

Just moments before, performance artist Pat Oleszko was wearing these movable pieces of art.

Poet Jason Schneiderman brings out both the serious and the hilarious while reading from his collection of poems,
Sublimation Point.

Members of The Moth, Elna Baker and Dan Kennedy, normally found on the stage, here sit quietly as audience.

Author Jonathan Ames closes the Festival by reading from his work
Wake Up, Sir!