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Salon
Salon at Drury Lane Books presents Kelly Dupre and her latest collaboration with the Somali Bilingual Book Project, The Travels of Igal Shidad. Everyone is welcome to meet Kelly read from this unique book, and to discuss its creation. |
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Salon
Salon at Drury Lane Books presents Deborah Morse-Kahn and her book Lake Superior's Historic North Shore. Everyone is welcome to meet Morse-Kahn and to hear a presentation from her book. |
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Salon
Salon at Drury Lane Books presents novelist Maureen Millea Smith, who will read from her latest book, When Charlotte Comes Homes, and discuss her writing. |
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Salon
Salon at Drury Lane Books presents novelist Sarah Stonich reading from her popular novel These Granite Islands, and her forthcoming work, Ice Chorus, as well as works-in-progress. |
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Salon
When I Looked Back You Were Gone
Salon at Drury Lane Books presents poets Phebe Hanson and Cary Waterman, who will read from their works, discuss their writing, and answer questions.
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Salon, Saturday, July 5, 5 p.m.
Salon at Drury Lane Books presents Deborah Keenan and her latest of collection of poems, Willow Room, Green Door. Join this perceptive poet to hear her read from her work and join in a discussion about its creation.
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Salon, Saturday, July 26, 5 p.m.
Salon at Drury Lane Books presents Andrew Slade and his latest outdoor guide to the North Shore, Camping the North Shore. Slade is also the author of Skiing the North Shore.
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Salon, Saturday, May 24, 5 p.m. Killer Storm
This year's Salons at Drury Lane Books have moved to Saturdays at 5 p.m.. The first event of the season presents author Jen Wright reading from her book Killer Storm, a thriller about murder and mayhem on the North Shore as a dangerous winter storms settles in. Join this exciting author in a discussion about her book. |
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Driftwood
Salon at Drury Lane Books presents Howard Sivertson and his long-anticipated new book of stories and paintings: Driftwood: Stories Picked Up Along the Shore.
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North of the Cities Minnesota favorite Louis Jenkins presents his latest book of prose poems, North of the Cities. Jenkins' perceptive and precise poems, always a great pleasure, can also be found in his previous volumes, Sea Smoke and The Winter Road. |
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