Readings, signings, and other events vaguely literary for Wednesday, March 18, 2009
6:30 PM – Earl Emerson: Cape Disappointment
SPL Ballard Branch
Number 3 in Emerson’s local book tour. If you missed him at Seattle Mystery Bookshop on 2/28, or UW Bookstore on 3/10, well, the third time is the charm. To recap: “After a 10 year hiatus, Seattle private eye Thomas Black is back⦠sort of. Recuperating in the hospital after being severely injured in an explosion which may or may not have killed his wife, Black suffers from flashbacks and hallucinations, in this disturbing addition to the series.”
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7:30 PM – Scott Simon: Windy City: A Novel of Politics
Benaroya Hall, S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium, $25 – $60
Seattle Arts & Lectures presents Simon, anchor of NPR’s Chicago Weekend Edition Saturday, journalist, essayist, commentator, author, all-around literate guy, &c. If I had the dosh, I would totally go.
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7:00 PM – Stacey Levine: No Comment Literary Reading Series
New City Theater Black Box
Levine’s next book, The Girl With Brown Fur: Tales and Stories (formerly The Kidney Problem) is due out this spring. And that’s all I know.
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