Los Angeles Literature Events 11/19/18 –11/25/18
Author Program: Cleo & Cornelius at Eagle Rock Branch Library, LAPL – Kids Event
Meet Cleo, Cornelius and two of their creators, Elizabeth Nicholson and Janine Pibal. Children and their families will follow along with courageous Cleo and “couch slouch” Cornelius from the children’s book, Cleo and Cornelius: A Tale of Two Cities and Two Kitties. The book is published on the occasion of the exhibition, Beyond the Nile: Egypt and the Classical World at the Getty Center.
Where: Eagle Rock Branch Library, LAPL
Date: Monday the 19th
Time: 4 pm – 5 pm
Address: 5027 Caspar Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90041
Website: http://www.lapl.org/whats-on/events/cleo-and-cornelius-library
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Workshop: Humor Writing with Lydia Oxenham at 1888 Center for the Arts 
Annie Leibovitz & Annie Leibovitz at Work at Book Soup
Page Turner Book Club & Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore at Encino-Tarzana Branch Library, LAPL
30 Years of Homeboy Industries & Radical Kinship at Central Library, LAPL
“Listen to This” Open Mic Poetry Night at Pico Branch Library, SMPL
Friday night’s is an audience of readers, gente who have come on Friday night to the independent bookseller, Vroman’s, in Pasadena CA because reading matters to them. They want to hear Reyna Grande, whose stories to them mattered.
On Sept. 20, I had the pleasure of interviewing Native American writer Tommy Orange on the stage for ALOUD, a lecture series at the Los Angeles Public Library, and I hope that the audience in attendance benefited from our exchange. Our banter was friendly, and there were a few chuckles during the evening so I know that we were, at the very least, entertaining. The book-signing line was lengthy and the brief interactions we had with the book buyers were generous and appreciative. After the last book was signed, Tommy and I embraced and said our goodbyes, promising to remain in touch. But despite how smoothly the entire evening went, something was not quite right. Perhaps it was the guns.
The Displaced Children of Displaced Children at UCLA
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