Events
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Start: 7:00 pm
With Abby Glassenberg, Jennifer Urban-Brown, Virginia Johnson, Stacey Trock, and Kari Chapin Join Abby Glassenberg (The Artful Bird, Stuffed Animals), Kari Chapin (Grow Your Handmade Business), Stacey Trock (Crocheted Softies), Jennifer Urban-Brown (editor at Roost Books), and Virginia Johnson, owner of Cambridge's Gather Here as they discuss how to write your own craft book. | 21
| 22
Start: 7:00 pm
Join us for our annual reading with poets from Brookline’s Seasoned Voices Poetry Workshop as they prove that verse gets better with age. | 23
Start: 6:00 pm
At the Coolidge Corner Theatre - Tickets required - SOLD OUT Jim Gaffigan has written a hilarious book about parenting, being fat, and the overlapping middle of their Venn Diagram. No guarantees he’ll sign your Hot Pockets, though.
--Tickets for this event have sold out. At 5:30pm, a standby line will form at the Coolidge for unclaimed seats. Standby tickets may be purchased with cash only ($5 each).--
--Posed photos will not be allowed in the signing line, but photography will be allowed. Jim will not be signing memorabilia, he will only be signing copies of Dad is Fat.-- | 24
Start: 7:00 pm
Two authors present their first works: Emerson College adjunct professor Anne Champion (Reluctant Mistress) and Brian Sousa (Almost Gone). Champion's collection of poetry explores love and the cruelties that chase it, grasping at the future by any means necessary. Sousa presents a collection of stories that spans four generations. Using various perspectives from a Portuguese immigrant family, Almost Gone presents a working-class tale of survival. | 25
Start: 7:00 pm
In this stunning piece of non-fiction, Todd McLeish tells us about narwhals, inserting fun facts that can be repeated at length in front of your co-workers. While a recurring character in Inuit and European legends, the narwhal is surprisingly one of the least studied animals. McLeish traveled widely to uncover its secrets, consulting folklorists, climatologists, historians, and biologists to explore the fascinating history—and future—of the unicorn of the Arctic seas. | 26
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