Readings, signings, and other events vaguely literary for Friday, March 20, 2009

7:00 PM – Aaron Silverberg, Laurie Scullin, and Mimi Allin: Poetry Reading
Fremont Place Books
Aaron Silverberg has written 2 books, Thoreau’s Chair and Diamonds Only Water Can Wear. Laurie Scullin is a local therapist, who writes because it’s in his Irish blood and writing is a relatively cheap addiction. A.K. “Mimi” Allin, the Poetess at Green Lake, has planned numerous urban maneuvers. Allin curates Untitled [Intersection]” a poetry and performance art series in Seattle’s Phinney Neighborhood Center.
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jury-of-her-peers
7:00 PM – Elaine Showalter: A Jury Of Her Peers : American Women Writers From Anne Bradstreet To Annie Proulx
UW Bookstore, U-District
The groundbreaking feminist scholar and critic discusses her newest book, feminism, and no doubt many, many other topics with Seattle’s favorite librarian, Nancy Pearl. (Yes, I know she no longer works for the SPL, but while you can take the Librarian out of the Library, she is still a Secret Master of the Universe.)
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7:30 PM – Matthew & Michael Dickman: Poetry Reading
Elliott Bay Book Co.
Elliott Bay’s website places this event at Benaroya Hall, as of 3/18, but I think that’s a mistake. In any case, the poetic twins are visiting from Portland to read from their respective debut collections.
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7:30 PM – Miguel A. Ruiz, Jr.: Four Agreements, Mastery of Love
East West Bookshop, Seattle, $25 – $30
The author will speak about his family’s teachings and work with what they call “tools of transformation,” including the mastery of awareness and the mastery of love.
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Christa Bell

Christa Bell


7:30 PM – My Avatar: Hugo Literary Series
Town Hall Seattle, Great Hall, $15-$25
The Richard Hugo Literary Series presents performance artist Christa Bell (CoochieMagic: A Spoken Word Musical Comedy), memoirist Jennifer Finney Boylan (I’m Looking Through You: Growing Up Haunted and the Lambda Award-winning memoir She’s Not There), novelist Vikram Chandra (Sacred Games, Love and Longing in Bombay) and indy-country rock group The Maldives. A great venue for what promises to be a fantastic event!
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