Where? Pinole Public Library, 2935 Pinole Valley Rd.
When? Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009, 6:30 - 7:30PM
Who knows where Pinole is?
From Berkeley, CA, take Highway 80 E, ten miles north.
I'll be at the Pinole Library reading from my novel, Sundagger.net, a story of magical realism about the ancient Anasazi and post-9/11 Silicon Valley. One family, two worlds, many lifetimes. There will be Indian drumming, a slide show of Chaco Canyon ruins in New Mexico where my old story takes place, and snacks! You'll have the opportunity to ask questions and buy my book.
Directions from Berkeley: Take I-80 E. (10.1 miles)
Take the Pinole Valley Rd exit
Turn right at Pinole Valley Rd (.3 miles)
The library is on your right:
2935 Pinole Valley Rd
Pinole, CA 94564
Showing posts with label Silicon Valley. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Event-- California State Fair--Weird, Wild and Wacky
Where? Author's Booth, California State Fair, Sacramento
When? August 21st & Sepember 3rd
Big Fun!Weird, Wild and Wacky is the theme of the 2009 California State Fair in Sacramento. You can meet me and 38 other California authors in the author's booth.
Ask me about what's weird, wild and wacky in my new book, Sundagger.net, a magical novel of the ancient Anasazi and post-9/11 Silicon Valley. I'll tell you what I know and don't know (is that even possible?)about self-publishing,fiction writing and my research into the ancient Anasazi heritage of the Southwest. You'll have the opportunity to buy my book.
Friday, August, 21st, 4 - 10PM
Thursday, September 3rd, 12 - 5PM
The Author's Booth is located in the public area of the A/B Building at Cal Expo, formerly called the “Counties Building” now often called the California Building. We are in the A Building on the ground floor across from the Cinnamon Buns, very near the annual Channel 10 broadcasting booth, and near the north and west entrances of the building. California Authors will be lettered on the wall.
Directions: See http://bigfun.org/GeneralInfo/MapsDirections.asp
The fair itself is weird, wild and wacky and runs from August 21st through September 7th. See you there. Big Fun, I promise you.
When? August 21st & Sepember 3rd
Big Fun!Weird, Wild and Wacky is the theme of the 2009 California State Fair in Sacramento. You can meet me and 38 other California authors in the author's booth.
Ask me about what's weird, wild and wacky in my new book, Sundagger.net, a magical novel of the ancient Anasazi and post-9/11 Silicon Valley. I'll tell you what I know and don't know (is that even possible?)about self-publishing,fiction writing and my research into the ancient Anasazi heritage of the Southwest. You'll have the opportunity to buy my book.
Friday, August, 21st, 4 - 10PM
Thursday, September 3rd, 12 - 5PM
The Author's Booth is located in the public area of the A/B Building at Cal Expo, formerly called the “Counties Building” now often called the California Building. We are in the A Building on the ground floor across from the Cinnamon Buns, very near the annual Channel 10 broadcasting booth, and near the north and west entrances of the building. California Authors will be lettered on the wall.
Directions: See http://bigfun.org/GeneralInfo/MapsDirections.asp
The fair itself is weird, wild and wacky and runs from August 21st through September 7th. See you there. Big Fun, I promise you.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Events--LitQuake, October 2008
A ho! friends and book lovers,
Join me on the last night of LitQuake, San Francisco's literary festival, the book lover's version of the traditional pub crawl through the heart of the Mission District. Native drumming will be included in my reading.
Sundagger.net is a novel of magical realism casting a wide net from the ancient Anasazi of the Southwest to the techno-frenzy of Silicon Valley. Go to http://sundagger.net for more.
I will be reading along with other powerful writers on the theme of Finding Spirit in Everyday Life: Sera Beak, Jean Shinoda Bolen, Joan Gelfand, Marc Lesser, Naomi Rose
Here's what they're saying about us at LitQuake: "Inspired, Enraged, and Even Funny, These Voices Invoke Third Millennium Spirituality." (http://www.litquake.org/the-festival/lit-crawl-2008/).
You can imagine how excited I am. Sundagger.net, is being printed as I write this.
October 11, 2008
Saturday, at 6PM-7PM
Forest Books, 3080 16th Street at Valencia
San Francisco, CA.
Join me on the last night of LitQuake, San Francisco's literary festival, the book lover's version of the traditional pub crawl through the heart of the Mission District. Native drumming will be included in my reading.
Sundagger.net is a novel of magical realism casting a wide net from the ancient Anasazi of the Southwest to the techno-frenzy of Silicon Valley. Go to http://sundagger.net for more.
I will be reading along with other powerful writers on the theme of Finding Spirit in Everyday Life: Sera Beak, Jean Shinoda Bolen, Joan Gelfand, Marc Lesser, Naomi Rose
Here's what they're saying about us at LitQuake: "Inspired, Enraged, and Even Funny, These Voices Invoke Third Millennium Spirituality." (http://www.litquake.org/the-festival/lit-crawl-2008/).
You can imagine how excited I am. Sundagger.net, is being printed as I write this.
October 11, 2008
Saturday, at 6PM-7PM
Forest Books, 3080 16th Street at Valencia
San Francisco, CA.
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