Book Group Author Visit
Book Group Author Visit. Contact me about your book group: where and when you meet and which book you want discuss. We'll work together to plan an author visit, in person or online.
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Into the Wilderness
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Three Authors Explore Jewish Identity in Their Fiction
Congretation Chochmat HaLev 2215 Prince St, Berkeley, CA, United StatesJOIN authors Valerie Stoller, Pamela Reitman, and me, speaking about our historical novels starring Jewish women.
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Into the Wilderness with Rhoda Goldman Book Group, San Francisco
Rhoda Goldman Plaza 2180 Post St, San Francisco, CA, United StatesInto the Wilderness, hailed as “a fiercely intelligent love story,” is an award-winning novel about two sixty-somethings at inflection points in their lives.
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Book Discussion of Into the Wilderness
I will be facilitating a discussion of Into the Wilderness for a private book group in Petaluma.
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Author Deborah Lee Luskin brings INTO THE WILDERNESS to Norwich Bookstore
The Norwich Bookstore 291 Main Street, Norwich, VT, United StatesAuthor Deborah Lee Luskin will talk about her award-winning political novel, INTO THE WILDERNESS, set in Vermont in 1964, when Vermont was starting to shift from Red to Blue.
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Author Deborah Lee Luskin brings INTO THE WILDERNESS to Phoenix Books, Burlington
Phoenix Books, Burlington 89 Church St, Burlington, VT, United StatesAuthor Deborah Lee Luskin will talk about her award-winning political novel, INTO THE WILDERNESS, set in Vermont in 1964, when Vermont was starting to shift from Red to Blue.
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Author Deborah Lee Luskin brings INTO THE WILDERNESS to Wild Book Co, Newfane
Wild Book Company 47 West St, Newfane, United StatesAuthor Deborah Lee Luskin will talk about her award-winning political novel, INTO THE WILDERNESS, set in Vermont in 1964, when Vermont was starting to shift from Red to Blue.
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Luskin to Lead Book Discussion of Into the Wilderness at MFL
Moore Free Library 23 West Street, Newfane, VT, United StatesDeborah Lee Luskin will be facilitating a discussion of her award-winning novel, Into the Wilderness, for the Moore Free Library Book Group.