Lisa See, an author, smiles at the audience and clasps her hands together over her collarbone with her arms bent at the elbows. She wears a dark purple lace top and has brown bangs and shoulder-length hair. Jennifer Rudolph Walsh, co-founder of Godmother's Books and See's interviewer, sits a few feet from her and smiles at the audience. Her hair is brown, wavy, and shoulder-length. She wears a black short sleeved top. There are wooden bookshelves behind them with books and the letters "ther's" from "Godmother's" are seen in light blue between them on blue books. They sit on a raised stage. The audience is in the foreground and the backs of four women can be seen. Two with long hair and two with bobs. On the right a sliver of another woman's hair can be seen. The audience is watching and listening to Jennifer Rudolph Walsh interview Lisa See about her books and life.

Hearing #LisaSee share about her writing practice, inspiration for #LadyTansCircleOfWomen, inclusion of women in her life in her #books & describing bound feet from unique perspectives in her work was intriguing. Thank you to @lisasee-writer.bsky.social & #JenniferRudolphWalsh from #GodmothersBooks!