Posts tagged “author events”
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Eva Gabrielsson at the Free Library of Philadelphia
May 31, 2012
Hey Philly!
Eva Gabrielsson will be coming to YOU on Thursday, May 31, at 7:30pm. She will be talking about her best-selling book “There Are Things I Want You to Know” About Stieg Larsson and Me,” and copies will be available for purchase. She will be in conversation with John Timpane of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The event will be at the Central Library, located at:
1901 Vine Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Click here to learn more!
Tags: author events, eva gabrielsson, free library of philadelphia, philadelphia, readings, signings, there are things i want you to know about stieg larsson and me
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J.R. Helton at Brazos Bookstore
May 18, 2012
Hey Houston!
Texan author J.R. Helton will be reading from and signing copies of his forthcoming novel-memoir Drugs at Brazos Bookstore on May 18 at 7:00pm.
Brazos is located at:
2421 Bissonnet Street
Houston, Texas 77005
Click here to learn more!
Tags: author events, brazos bookstore, drugs, Houston, j.r. helton, novel-memoir, readings, signings
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Noam Chomsky and Fred Wilcox at Loose Cannons and the Housing Works
October 17, 2011
NEW YORK!
There will be a terrific event centered around a dialogue between Noam Chomsky and Fred Wilcox on Monday, October 17th. Noam Chomsky is the author, among other works, of 9-11: Was There An Alternative?, and Fred Wilcox is the author of the work Scorched Earth, which questions the legacy of chemical warfare in Vietnam.
The event will be a colloquy and book-signing at The Housing Works Thrift Store at 4pm.
Housing Works is located at 2569 Broadway (near 96th Street) NY NY 10025.
Tags: 9-11 anniversary edition, author events, noam chomsky, scorched earth, waiting for an army to die
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Andy Laties at Copacetic Comics and Lili Coffee Shop in Pittsburgh
October 3, 2011
Andy Laties, author of Rebel Bookseller, will be in Pittsburgh at Copacetic Comics on Monday, October 3rd to read from and promote his book from 6-9pm.
Tags: andrew laties, author events, pittsburgh, rebel bookseller