Don't miss hearing Greta Nettleton read from her new book, The Quack's Daughter: A True Story about the Private Life of a Victorian College Girl, tomorrow night at Prairie Lights! Visit our Facebook event page for more information.
Date: Saturday, June 21
Time: 2:00 P.M.–3:00 P.M.
Location: Prairie Lights Bookstore (15 S. Dubuque St.), Iowa City, IA
Praise
"I was fascinated by the story of Mrs. Dr. Rebecca Keck and her willful daughter Cora. The Quack's Daughter is good medicine!"—Charity Nebbe, Iowa Public Radio
"A complex and superbly written book."—Professor Emeritus Elizabeth A. Daniels, Vassar College Historian
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Friday, June 20, 2014
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Greta Nettleton Readings
Greta Nettleton will be giving two readings from her new book, The Quack's Daughter: A True Story about the Private Life of a Victorian College Girl, on Friday. Make sure to stop by one!
Date: Friday, June 20
Time: 3:00 P.M.
Location: Vinton Public Library, Vinton, IA
Date: Friday, June 20
Time: 7:00 P.M.
Location: Barnes & Noble Booksellers (333 Collins Rd NE), Cedar Rapids, IA
Praise
"Offers a rare glimpse of life in late 19th-century Davenport through Cora Keck's eyes…and takes readers to Vassar's Poughkeepsie, NY, campus and Cora's favorite partying place, New York City."—Quad City Times
"I was fascinated by the story of Mrs. Dr. Rebecca Keck and her willful daughter Cora. The Quack's Daughter is good medicine!"—Charity Nebbe, Iowa Public Radio
Date: Friday, June 20
Time: 3:00 P.M.
Location: Vinton Public Library, Vinton, IA
Date: Friday, June 20
Time: 7:00 P.M.
Location: Barnes & Noble Booksellers (333 Collins Rd NE), Cedar Rapids, IA
Praise
"Offers a rare glimpse of life in late 19th-century Davenport through Cora Keck's eyes…and takes readers to Vassar's Poughkeepsie, NY, campus and Cora's favorite partying place, New York City."—Quad City Times
"I was fascinated by the story of Mrs. Dr. Rebecca Keck and her willful daughter Cora. The Quack's Daughter is good medicine!"—Charity Nebbe, Iowa Public Radio
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Greta Nettleton Presentation
Join the New England Historic Genealogical Society in cooperation with the Vassar College Alumni Association for a presentation and book signing by Greta Nettleton, author of The Quack's Daughter: A True Story about the Private Life of a Victorian College Girl! For more information, visit our Facebook event page.
Date: Wednesday, June 4
Time: 6:00 P.M.–7:00 P.M.
Location: 99–101 Newbury Street, Boston, MA
Praise
"Offers a rare glimpse of life in late 19th-century Davenport through Cora Keck's eyes…and takes readers to Vassar's Poughkeepsie, NY, campus and Cora's favorite partying place, New York City."—Quad City Times
"Readers hit the jackpot…. Greta Nettleton provides…a fascinating snapshot of life for women in the late 19th century…. Cora and her friends defy the Victorian stereotype."—Kate Kelly, Huffington Post
Date: Wednesday, June 4
Time: 6:00 P.M.–7:00 P.M.
Location: 99–101 Newbury Street, Boston, MA
Praise
"Offers a rare glimpse of life in late 19th-century Davenport through Cora Keck's eyes…and takes readers to Vassar's Poughkeepsie, NY, campus and Cora's favorite partying place, New York City."—Quad City Times
"Readers hit the jackpot…. Greta Nettleton provides…a fascinating snapshot of life for women in the late 19th century…. Cora and her friends defy the Victorian stereotype."—Kate Kelly, Huffington Post
Friday, April 18, 2014
Nina Mukerjee Furstenau Reading & Presentation
Nina Mukerjee Furstenau, author of Biting through the Skin, will read and present from her new book next weekend at the Chicago Foodways Roundtable! For more information, visit our Facebook event. We hope you can make it!
Date: Saturday, April 26
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Kendall College, 900 N North Branch Street, Chicago, IL
Praise for Biting through the Skin
"It should be noted that the recipe for the keema… had me combing the country for cardamom pods."—New York Times Book Review
"Lush and lyrical, Nina Mukerjee Furstenau's memoir, Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, blends foods and childhood, cuisine and family into a story that resonates and lingers like the spices she lovingly describes."—Kansas City Star
"A beautiful and sensitive memoir—with recipes!—about life in Kansas for a Bengali family."—Star Tribune
Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, by Nina Mukerjee Furstenau
Date: Saturday, April 26
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Kendall College, 900 N North Branch Street, Chicago, IL
Praise for Biting through the Skin
"It should be noted that the recipe for the keema… had me combing the country for cardamom pods."—New York Times Book Review
"Lush and lyrical, Nina Mukerjee Furstenau's memoir, Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, blends foods and childhood, cuisine and family into a story that resonates and lingers like the spices she lovingly describes."—Kansas City Star
"A beautiful and sensitive memoir—with recipes!—about life in Kansas for a Bengali family."—Star Tribune
Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, by Nina Mukerjee Furstenau
Monday, January 13, 2014
Andrea M. Jones: reading & interview
Andrea M. Jones, author of Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado, will be reading from her new book tomorrow night in Salida, Colorado! Stop by to meet her and get a signed copy. For more information, visit our Facebook event page.
Reading & Signing
Date: Tuesday, January 14
Time: 6:30 P.M.
Location: The Book Haven, 128 F Street, Salida, CO 81201-2102
Andrea Jones recently did an interview with Trafalgar Square Books Blog. Check out her thoughts on indexing, horses, and her new book by clicking here!
Praise for Between Urban and Wild
"Andrea Jones's Between Urban and Wild is a touching account of her intimate connection with the natural world of central Colorado, a land that is, like her book, simultaneously severe and beautiful. Through a combination of flashbacks and present-day musings, she invites the reader to appreciate the joys, challenges, and sublimity of this landscape. She offers up a deeply personal, deeply affecting narrative of a life inseparable from the land."—Matthew Wynn Sivils
Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado, by Andrea M. Jones
Reading & Signing
Date: Tuesday, January 14
Time: 6:30 P.M.
Location: The Book Haven, 128 F Street, Salida, CO 81201-2102
Andrea Jones recently did an interview with Trafalgar Square Books Blog. Check out her thoughts on indexing, horses, and her new book by clicking here!
Praise for Between Urban and Wild
"Andrea Jones's Between Urban and Wild is a touching account of her intimate connection with the natural world of central Colorado, a land that is, like her book, simultaneously severe and beautiful. Through a combination of flashbacks and present-day musings, she invites the reader to appreciate the joys, challenges, and sublimity of this landscape. She offers up a deeply personal, deeply affecting narrative of a life inseparable from the land."—Matthew Wynn Sivils
Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado, by Andrea M. Jones
Friday, December 6, 2013
Andrea M. Jones: reading, signing, & blogging
Michael's On Main in Canon City, Colorado will be hosting a reading and reception for Andrea M. Jones, author of Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado. Andrea Jones will be reading from and signing copies of her new book. If you plan on attending, RSVP at our Facebook event!Reading & Reception
Date: Saturday, December 7
Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: Michael's On Main, 605 Main St., Canon City, CO
Can't make it to the reading? Get your nature writing fix at Andrea Jones' new blog, Between Urban and Wild!
Praise for Between Urban and Wild
In Between Urban and Wild, Andrea Jones explores the dangers and contradictions of establishing her home between urban and wild lands. Wasting no energy on blame, anger, or excuses, she examines ways to live more responsibly, demonstrating how we must thoughtfully adjust to our surroundings rather than changing the landscape to fit our whims."—Linda M. Hasselstrom, author, No Place Like Home: Notes from a Western Life
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Andrea M. Jones: reading
Andrea M. Jones will be giving another reading this week in Denver, Colorado, as part of the Rocky Mountain Land Series. She will be reading from her new book, Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado.
Reading
Date: Saturday, November 16
Time: 2:00 P.M.
Location: Tattered Cover Book Store, 1628 16th St., Denver, CO
We hope you can all join Andrea on her mini book tour! If you're planning on attend, please join our Facebook event.
Praise for Between Urban and Wild
"Westerners have arrived at a Y in Nature's rocky road—a forked path littered with ethical questions. In Between Urban and Wild, Andrea Jones offers humble and probing answers to the question of whether it's too late for Westerners to find an integral way of being with the land, and not just on the land. Her book offers hope."—Page Lambert, author, In Search of Kinship: Modern Pioneering on the Western Landscape
Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado, by Andrea M. Jones
Reading
Date: Saturday, November 16
Time: 2:00 P.M.
Location: Tattered Cover Book Store, 1628 16th St., Denver, CO
We hope you can all join Andrea on her mini book tour! If you're planning on attend, please join our Facebook event.
Praise for Between Urban and Wild
"Westerners have arrived at a Y in Nature's rocky road—a forked path littered with ethical questions. In Between Urban and Wild, Andrea Jones offers humble and probing answers to the question of whether it's too late for Westerners to find an integral way of being with the land, and not just on the land. Her book offers hope."—Page Lambert, author, In Search of Kinship: Modern Pioneering on the Western Landscape
Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado, by Andrea M. Jones
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Lawrence L. Rettig: reading
Don't miss this chance to hear Lawrence L. Rettig, author of Gardening the Amana Way, read and present from his new book!
Reading
Date: Thursday, November 14
Time: 1:30 P.M.
Location: Vinton Public Library, 510 2nd Ave., Vinton, IA
We hope you can all make it! If you're planning on attending, feel free to join our Facebook event.
Gardening the Amana Way, by Lawrence L. Rettig
Reading
Date: Thursday, November 14
Time: 1:30 P.M.
Location: Vinton Public Library, 510 2nd Ave., Vinton, IA
We hope you can all make it! If you're planning on attending, feel free to join our Facebook event.
Gardening the Amana Way, by Lawrence L. Rettig
Monday, November 11, 2013
Andrea M. Jones: reading
Andrea M. Jones will be reading from her new book, Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado, tomorrow night in Durango, Colorado!
Reading
Date: Tuesday, November 12
Time: 6:30 P.M.
Location: Maria's Bookshop, 960 Main Ave., Durango, CO
Don't miss this opportunity! If you plan on attending, we'd love for you to join our Facebook event. We hope you can make it!
Praise for Between Urban and Wild
"Westerners have arrived at a Y in Nature's rocky road—a forked path littered with ethical questions. In Between Urban and Wild, Andrea Jones offers humble and probing answers to the question of whether it's too late for Westerners to find an integral way of being with the land, and not just on the land. Her book offers hope."—Page Lambert, author, In Search of Kinship: Modern Pioneering on the Western Landscape
Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado, by Andrea M. Jones
Reading
Date: Tuesday, November 12
Time: 6:30 P.M.
Location: Maria's Bookshop, 960 Main Ave., Durango, CO
Don't miss this opportunity! If you plan on attending, we'd love for you to join our Facebook event. We hope you can make it!
Praise for Between Urban and Wild
"Westerners have arrived at a Y in Nature's rocky road—a forked path littered with ethical questions. In Between Urban and Wild, Andrea Jones offers humble and probing answers to the question of whether it's too late for Westerners to find an integral way of being with the land, and not just on the land. Her book offers hope."—Page Lambert, author, In Search of Kinship: Modern Pioneering on the Western Landscape
Between Urban and Wild: Reflections from Colorado, by Andrea M. Jones
Friday, November 8, 2013
Jenny Barker Devine reading: November 9
Head out to the Wonder of Words Festival in Des Moines tomorrow, November 9, to hear Jenny Barker Devine give a reading! Author of On Behalf of the Family Farm: Iowa Farm Women's Activism since 1945, Devine will be at the Des Moines Public Library tomorrow afternoon.
We hope to see you there!
Praise for On Behalf of the Family Farm
"Devine redefines midwestern farm women's activism after World War II by tracing the subtle and powerful shifts in gender relationships in rural America. On Behalf of the Family Farm brings a fresh look at the complexities of how farm women shaped their organizations, claimed public space, and redefined their identities."—Carolyn Sachs, Pennsylvania State University
On Behalf of the Family Farm: Iowa Farm Women's Activism since 1945 by Jenny Barker Devine
We hope to see you there!
Praise for On Behalf of the Family Farm
"Devine redefines midwestern farm women's activism after World War II by tracing the subtle and powerful shifts in gender relationships in rural America. On Behalf of the Family Farm brings a fresh look at the complexities of how farm women shaped their organizations, claimed public space, and redefined their identities."—Carolyn Sachs, Pennsylvania State University
On Behalf of the Family Farm: Iowa Farm Women's Activism since 1945 by Jenny Barker Devine
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Nina Furstenau: reading and presentation
This event has been rescheduled for March 8.
Nina Furstenau will be reading and presenting from her book, Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, this Saturday at the Chicago Foodways Roundtable.
Reading
Date: Saturday, November 9
Time: 10:00 A.M.
Place: Kendall College, 900 N. North Branch Street, Chicago, Illinois
If you plan on attending, please join our Facebook Event!
Praise for Biting through the Skin
"A beautiful and sensitive memoir--with recipes!--about life in Kansas for a Bengali family."--Star Tribune
Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, by Nina Mukerjee Furstenau
Nina Furstenau will be reading and presenting from her book, Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, this Saturday at the Chicago Foodways Roundtable.
ReadingDate: Saturday, November 9
Time: 10:00 A.M.
Place: Kendall College, 900 N. North Branch Street, Chicago, Illinois
If you plan on attending, please join our Facebook Event!
Praise for Biting through the Skin
"A beautiful and sensitive memoir--with recipes!--about life in Kansas for a Bengali family."--Star Tribune
Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, by Nina Mukerjee Furstenau
Friday, November 1, 2013
Douglas Bauer Reading: November 1 & 2
Douglas Bauer, author of What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death, will be giving readings today and tomorrow. He will be in Iowa City at Prairie Lights tonight, November 1. If you can't make it, make sure to head out to the Wonder of Words Festival tomorrow in Des Moines. Bauer will be reading at the Des Moines Public Library in the afternoon.
We hope you can join us!
Praise for What Happens Next?
"This remarkable memoir-in-essays respects time but is not enslaved to it. Bauer moves in circular fashion among incidents that foreshadow later ones and recall earlier. It's not a linear but a spiral history, which touches us and then touches again. As for the language: in each sentence each word seems the only possible choice. How easily the prose lets us read it; what artistic intensity made it that way."—Edith Pearlman, author, Binocular Vision, winner of the 2012 National Book Critics Circle Award
What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death by Douglas Bauer
We hope you can join us!
Praise for What Happens Next?
"This remarkable memoir-in-essays respects time but is not enslaved to it. Bauer moves in circular fashion among incidents that foreshadow later ones and recall earlier. It's not a linear but a spiral history, which touches us and then touches again. As for the language: in each sentence each word seems the only possible choice. How easily the prose lets us read it; what artistic intensity made it that way."—Edith Pearlman, author, Binocular Vision, winner of the 2012 National Book Critics Circle Award
What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death by Douglas Bauer
Monday, October 28, 2013
Douglas Bauer: reading and Q&A session
Douglas Bauer will be reading from his newest book, What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death as well as participating in a Q&A session at the University of Albany tomorrow.
Reading and Q&A
Date: Tuesday, October 29
Time: 8:00 P.M.
Location: Standish Reading Room at the University of Albany & the New York State Writers' Institute, Campus Center, Uptown Campus
If you're planning on attending, please join our Facebook event page! We hope you can make it!
Praise for What Happens Next?
"A literate, thoughtful memoir/essay collection from the heartland."—Kirkus
What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death, by Douglas Bauer
Reading and Q&A
Date: Tuesday, October 29
Time: 8:00 P.M.
Location: Standish Reading Room at the University of Albany & the New York State Writers' Institute, Campus Center, Uptown Campus
If you're planning on attending, please join our Facebook event page! We hope you can make it!
Praise for What Happens Next?
"A literate, thoughtful memoir/essay collection from the heartland."—Kirkus
What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death, by Douglas Bauer
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Douglas Bauer at the Concord Festival of Authors
Douglas Bauer will be participating in the Concord Festival of Authors tomorrow in Concord, MA. Don't miss this opportunity to hear him read from his new book, What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death.
Reading at the Concord Festival of Authors
Date: Thursday, October 24
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Location: 659 Elm St., Concord, MA
If you're planning to attend, make sure to join our Facebook event page! We hope to see you there!
Praise for What Happens Next?
"A literate, thoughtful memoir/essay collection from the heartland."—Kirkus
Reading at the Concord Festival of Authors
Date: Thursday, October 24
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Location: 659 Elm St., Concord, MA
If you're planning to attend, make sure to join our Facebook event page! We hope to see you there!
Praise for What Happens Next?
"A literate, thoughtful memoir/essay collection from the heartland."—Kirkus
What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death, by Douglas Bauer
Friday, October 18, 2013
Douglas Bauer & Douglas Trevor at the Boston Book Festival
The UI Press is proud to announce that Douglas Bauer, author of What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death, and Douglas Trevor, author of The Thin Tear in the Fabric of Space, will be presenting with Daphne Kalotay at the Boston Book Festival. Don't miss them on Saturday, October 19, when they appear in "Readings in the Forum: Love and Hope," read from their respective books, and participate in a Q&A session.
Stop by the Trinity Forum at 12:30 P.M. tomorrow to meet and hear from these excellent authors! For more information, visit our Facebook event page.
Praise for What Happens Next?
"A literate, thoughtful memoir/essay collection from the heartland."—Kirkus
"This remarkable memoir-in-essays respects time but is not enslaved to it. Bauer moves in circular fashion among incidents that foreshadow later ones and recall earlier. It's not a linear but a spiral history, which touches us and then touches again. As for the language: in each sentence each word seems the only possible choice. How easily the prose lets us read it; what artistic intensity made it that way."—Edith Pearlman, author, Binocular Vision, winner of the 2012 National Book Critics Circle Award
Praise for The Thin Tear in the Fabric of Space
Winner of the Iowa Short Fiction Award
"Douglas Trevor writes movingly and persuasively about the ways in which people can be unmoored by loss. The bereaved parents and brokenhearted students in his stories turn to travel and to drink and most of all to book for solace: Thoreau's Walden, Lowell's poetry, and even Gray's Anatomy. Each of the characters is a fully realized human being, a small civilization of memories and preoccupations, and the final paragraphs of Trevor's stories are among the most knowing and beautiful you are ever likely to read."—Kevin Brockmeier
Stop by the Trinity Forum at 12:30 P.M. tomorrow to meet and hear from these excellent authors! For more information, visit our Facebook event page.
Praise for What Happens Next?
"A literate, thoughtful memoir/essay collection from the heartland."—Kirkus
"This remarkable memoir-in-essays respects time but is not enslaved to it. Bauer moves in circular fashion among incidents that foreshadow later ones and recall earlier. It's not a linear but a spiral history, which touches us and then touches again. As for the language: in each sentence each word seems the only possible choice. How easily the prose lets us read it; what artistic intensity made it that way."—Edith Pearlman, author, Binocular Vision, winner of the 2012 National Book Critics Circle Award
Praise for The Thin Tear in the Fabric of Space
Winner of the Iowa Short Fiction Award
"Douglas Trevor writes movingly and persuasively about the ways in which people can be unmoored by loss. The bereaved parents and brokenhearted students in his stories turn to travel and to drink and most of all to book for solace: Thoreau's Walden, Lowell's poetry, and even Gray's Anatomy. Each of the characters is a fully realized human being, a small civilization of memories and preoccupations, and the final paragraphs of Trevor's stories are among the most knowing and beautiful you are ever likely to read."—Kevin Brockmeier
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Lawrence L. Rettig Reading: October 17
Lawrence L. Rettig will be giving a reading of his new book, Gardening the Amana Way, tomorrow! Make sure to head out to the Cedar Rapids Barnes & Noble on Collins Rd. He'll begin the reading at 7:00 PM.
We hope you can make it!
Praise for Gardening the Amana Way
"Rettig has succeeded in the challenging task of providing a most interesting garden book that also provides insights into the interrelationships between garden and kitchen in one of our longest-lived communal societies. An intriguing blend of nature and culture with an insider's perspective, Gardening the Amana Way is a blend of plant list, gardener's almanac, and sustainability guide. It is as thoughtfully woven together as a traditional Amana blanket. The Gardebaas (garden boss) and the Kichebaas (kitchen boss) would be proud!"—J. Timothy Keller, Iowa State University
Gardening the Amana Way by Lawrence L. Rettig
We hope you can make it!
Praise for Gardening the Amana Way
"Rettig has succeeded in the challenging task of providing a most interesting garden book that also provides insights into the interrelationships between garden and kitchen in one of our longest-lived communal societies. An intriguing blend of nature and culture with an insider's perspective, Gardening the Amana Way is a blend of plant list, gardener's almanac, and sustainability guide. It is as thoughtfully woven together as a traditional Amana blanket. The Gardebaas (garden boss) and the Kichebaas (kitchen boss) would be proud!"—J. Timothy Keller, Iowa State University
Gardening the Amana Way by Lawrence L. Rettig
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Nina Mukerjee Furstenau reading
Can’t
make it to the Iowa City Book Festival? No worries! Nina Mukerjee Furstenau, author of Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, will also be reading at Barnes &
Noble in Cedar Rapids tomorrow (Friday) evening. Stop by at 7:00 P.M. to hear her read from her new book. If you're planning on going, join our Facebook event!
Praise for Biting through the Skin
"Lush and lyrical, Nina Mukerjee Furstenau's memoir, Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, blends food and childhood, cuisine and family into a story that resonates and lingers like the spices she lovingly describes."—Kansas City Star
"A beautiful and sensitive memoir—with recipes!—about life in Kansas for a Bengali family."—Star Tribune
Biting through the Skin: An Indian Kitchen in America's Heartland, by Nina Mukerjee Furstenau
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Douglas Bauer reading
Douglas
Bauer will read from his new book, What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death, this Friday, October 11, at the Norwich Bookstore in Norwich, VT. The reading will begin at 7:00 P.M. For more information, please visit our Facebook event page. We
hope you can make it!
Praise for What Happens Next?
"This remarkable memoir-in-essays respects time but is not enslaved to it. Bauer moves in circular fashion among incidents that foreshadow later ones and recall earlier. It's not a linear but a spiral history, which touches us and then touches again. As for the language: in each sentence each word seems the only possible choice. How easily the prose lets us read it; what artistic intensity made it that way."—Edith Pearlman, author, Binocular Vision, winner of the 2012 National Book Critics Circle Award
What Happens Next? Matters of Life and Death, by Douglas Bauer
Friday, September 20, 2013
Larry Rettig in Iowa City this Weekend
We hope you're as excited for the weekend as we are! If you're in the Iowa City area, here's a reminder that you have opportunities to meet Larry Rettig, author of the upcoming book Gardening the Amana Way, tonight and tomorrow. Check out the information below:
Gardening the Amana Way reading
Date: Friday, September 20
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Prairie Lights Books, 15 S. Dubuque St.
Location: Prairie Lights Books, 15 S. Dubuque St.
book signing
Date: Saturday, September 21
Time: 7:30 am-12:00 pm
Location: Prairie Lights table at the Iowa City Farmer's Market: ground level of Chauncey Swan Ramp & Chauncey Swan Park across from City Hall, 410 E. Washington Street. Additional vendors located on E. Washington Street on Saturdays.
Location: Prairie Lights table at the Iowa City Farmer's Market: ground level of Chauncey Swan Ramp & Chauncey Swan Park across from City Hall, 410 E. Washington Street. Additional vendors located on E. Washington Street on Saturdays.
Don't miss this chance to meet Larry Rettig in person and hear him talk about his new book! We hope to see you there.
Gardening the Amana Way, by Larry Rettig
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Chris Baker Reading: September 19
If you're in the Cedar Rapids area, make sure you see Chris Baker give a reading of his new book, Others Had It Worse: Sour Dock, Moonshine, and Hard Times in Davis County, Iowa. He will be reading at the Barnes & Noble on Collins Rd. at 7:00 PM. We'd love to see you there!
Praise for Others Had It Worse:
“A rare, insightful, and intimate work of history. . . . Like the frames on a zoetrope, these brief snippets run together to create a rich, vivid view of a bygone era.”—Publishers Weekly
Others Had It Worse: Sour Dock, Moonshine, and Hard Times in Davis County, Iowa by Chris Baker
Praise for Others Had It Worse:
“A rare, insightful, and intimate work of history. . . . Like the frames on a zoetrope, these brief snippets run together to create a rich, vivid view of a bygone era.”—Publishers Weekly
Others Had It Worse: Sour Dock, Moonshine, and Hard Times in Davis County, Iowa by Chris Baker
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