10:30 AM – Dr. Jacqueline Iseman: School Success for Kids with ADHD
Barnes & Noble, University Village
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12:00 PM – Cricket McRae: Spin a Wicked Web
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Number three, I believe, in the Sophie Mae series of cozies. And is anyone really named Cricket?
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12:00 PM – Kevin Emerson: The Demon Hunter
Mockingbird Books
The author speaks about book four in his YA “Oliver Nocturne” series. He is joined by the band Board of Education for a performance.
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3:00 PM – Dr. Nancy J. Johnson: Presence of Literature to Inspire Writing: Focusing on Poetry
Barnes & Noble, University Village
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3:00 PM – Local Author Gala
Barnes & Noble, Pacific Place, Downtown

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4:30 PM – William O’Daly: World’s End/Fin de Mundo
Elliott Bay Books
O’Daly presents the first English translation of the late, great Pablo Neruda’s book-length poem sequence, Fin de mundo. And if you don’t know who Neruda is, you are dead to me.
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7:30 PM – Cheryl Harris Sharman, Russell Leigh Sharman, & Corey Hayes: Nightshift NYC
Elliott Bay Books
Stories and photographs of NYC’s night people: subway conductors, short-order cooks, cab drivers, street people… and my friend, Corey, no doubt, since he never calls me during daylight hours. Not that I’m bitter. In any case, the book looks interesting.
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