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We are also pleased to announce a wonderful special event on the evening of September 10th for all readers and writers to attend called Storytellers: The Process, and Their Latest Books. There will be a panel of three fine Washington authors: Garth Stein, Jennie Shortridge, and Thor Hanson. They will discuss the craft of writing, read excerpts from their latest books, answer questions from the audience, and meet with readers during a reception. Mark your calenders for a chance to attend this amazing event on Wednesday, September 10th at 7pm!
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You are invited to join us on Wednesday evening September 17th at 7pm to celebrate the 32nd Anniversary for CALYX. CALYX has existed throughout the years to nurture women’s creativity by publishing literature and art by women from a diversity of backgrounds. To honor CALYX, we will be featuring readings by 5 local authors who have recently been published in journals: Kathleen Acala, Anna Balint, Lorraine Healy, P. Hurshell, and Sibyl James! Please RSVP for this event by reaching us by Email info@FremontPlaceBooks.com, Phone 206/547-5970, or simply visit the shop location!
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Picture It Now Photography We are pleased to share our fifth ever Fremont Art Walk Reception, featuring art work by Jenny Haehn and Laura Barry. Jenny and Laura met while working at a photo lab in Seattle and after talking about their love of photography they decided to start a business together. They both enjoy photographing landscapes, traveling around taking pictures and selling them at fairs and local markets. All of their photographs can be viewed online at www.pictureitnowphoto.com . Picture It Now's artwork will be up in the store for viewing and purchase throughout the month of August.
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| In her beautifully written debut, Holding My Breath, author Sidura Ludwig crafts a bold yet tender coming-of-age tale of family, dreams, and the will to follow one's heart. This story is told from the point of view of the precocious Beth Levy, the youngest in a household of two generations of strong Jewish women in post-World War II Winnipeg. |