« Sunday January 31, 2010 »
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Start: 3:00 pm
  Diesel, A Bookstore in Malibu is pleased to present Malibu resident and author Patrice Karst to the shop to read, discuss and sign her inspirational picture books The Invisible String and The Smile that Went Around the World. Born in London, England, Patrice Karst is a best-selling author of both adult and children's books, teacher, guide, mother and popular speaker whose books have been translated worldwide.  
Start: 3:00 pm
  Diesel, A Bookstore in Oakland is pleased to present another installment of Poetry Flash, this time with novelists Cheryl Klein and Terry Wolverton, on Sunday, January 31st at 3pm. Cheryl Klein is the author of Lilac Mines, the story of an L.A. lesbian whose lover leaves her, is gay-bashed on the street, and moves to the small town of Lilac Mines in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada looking for a new life. There she confronts a hundred year-old mystery. Her first novel is The Commuters, which won the City Works Press Ben Reitman Award and was published in 2006. Klein directs the California office of Poets & Writers, Inc. Terry Wolverton is a poet, novelist, and a feminist political activist based in Los Angeles. Her new book is the novel The Labrys Reunion, in which the alumnae of a radical women's institute of the 1970s are forced to face the legacy of their movement when one of the women's daughters is raped and murdered. Terry Wolverton's most recent book of poems is Shadow and Praise.  
Start: 3:00 pm
  Diesel, A Bookstore in Brentwood is delighted to welcome Tracy Trivas to the store to discuss and sign her newest children's book, The Wish Stealers, on Sunday, January 31st, at 3pm. Tracy Trivas is a graduate of Dartmouth College and holds a Master's degree in English from Middlebury. She directed a gifted and talented enrichment program at a private school in Los Angeles, which led to her publishing several gifted and talented workbooks for McGraw-Hill. Her first adult non-fiction book, A Princess Found, about a woman who discovers she is African royalty, was published by St. Martin's Press in March 2009. Tracy lives in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter.          
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