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Spoken Interludes Shows All shows open to the public For Los Angeles, click here. Shows in Westchester County, NY: Tuesday, March 16th
("Frank Delaney is the Most Eloquent Man in the World."--NPR) Four Seasons Restaurant owner Alex von Bidder reads from his new book, Wiggens Learns His Manners at the Four Seasons Restaurant, and talks about running the famed establishment for over 25 years Plus one more tba Tuesday April 20th
Bestselling, award-winning writer Dani Shapiro reads from her new memoir, Devotion ("Dani Shapiro's novels and nonfiction are always rich in honesty and intelligence, about the psyche and lost hearts and families, about messes and shame and what calls us to transcend; and how painfully we find out who we are, and how inadequate and stunning the journey is, how it goes both so slowly and in the blink of an eye--how dark and then what (against all odds) so brilliantly lights the way." --Anne Lamott) Critically-acclaimed writer Jonathan Dee
The Privileges ("A pitch perfect evocation of a particular strata of New York society as well as a moving meditation on family and romantic love. The tour de force first chapter alone is worth the price of admission."--Jay McInerney) Nancy Mauro reads from her critically-acclaimed debut novel, New World Monkeys (one of Publisher’s Weekly Best Books of
Tuesday, May 11th Critically-accalimed writer Mary Gaitskill reads from her new book. ("Ms. Gaitskill writes with such authority, such radar-perfect detail, that she is able to make even the most extreme situations seem real...[her] reportorial candor, uncompromised by sentimentality or voyeuristic charm...underscores the strength of her debut."-- Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times "Stubbornly original, with a sort of rhythm and fine moments that flatten you out when you don't expect it."-- Alice Munro) Pulitzer-prize nominee, best-selling and critically-acclaimed writer/documentarian Sidney Kirkpatrick reads from his new book Hitler’s Holy Relics ("Sidney Kirkpatrick takes the reader on a page-turning mystery, a suspenseful adventure story across a devastated post-war Germany, and an eerie, thought-provoking journey into the mystical origins of Nazism and the plans for a Fourth Reich. You are locked into this true tale."--Howard Blum, Edgar Award winning and New York Times bestselling author)
("just plain fun to read. There’s humor, there’s heartbreak."--Elizabeth Berg, author of Dream When You’re Feeling Blue "I love everything. It is a complete triumph–a masterly and entertaining work."--Doris Kearns Goodwin, author of Team of Rivals)
Chutney Masala 4 West Main Street in Irvington, NY On the Hudson river, right near the train station for driving directions, please go to: http://chutneymasalabistro.com Tons of free parking in the lot Supper Buffet arrive anytime between 6:00 7:30 pm Spoken Interludes 7:30 8:45 (writers read from their work with a Q&A) Book signing with the writers 8:45 9:30 pm $25.00 at the door Chutney Masala takes cash, check, or credit cards Books sold by R.J. Julia of Madison, Connecticut special 10% discount for Spoken Interludes audience
Spoken Interludes in Los Angeles, CA: Check back for more information. All Los Angeles events held at: Il Cielo 9018 Burton Way in Beverly Hills between Doheny and Robertson Click here for driving directions. Valet or free street parking! at Il Cielo 9018 Burton Way in Beverly Hills between Doheny and Robertson directions on our website valet or free street parking Supper Buffet (arrive anytime between) 6:00 7:30 pm Spoken Interludes 7:30 8:30 Book signing with the writers 8:30 9:00 pm Books sold by Borders $35.00 at the door to Il Cielo Reservations: rsvp@spokeninterludes.com To receive invitations for each month, please contact us.
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