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Eric Drooker and the Art of HOWL @ North
Poet Maw Shein Win@ Claremont
Enjoy Maw Shein Win's poetry and stay for an interview and discussion with the author when she joins us at the Claremont Branch. Maw Shein Win’s writing has appeared in Cimarron Review, Ping-Pong, and vitriol, and work is forthcoming in the anthology Cross-Strokes.
Frankenstein Day @ North
Join North Branch and The Bone Room in celebrating the (slightly early) birthday of English Gothic novelist Mary Wollstonecroft Shelley in this after-hours event.
We will share birthday cake and tea while we, ahem, dissect* Shelley's most famous work**, Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus***
Writer Novella Carpenter @Claremont Branch
Writer, urban farmer, educator and activist Novella Carpenter joins us for a free author chat that coincides with the paperback release of her memoir, “Gone Feral: Tracking My Dad Through the Wild”. Please call 510-981-6280 for more information or visit our website.
Meet author Mary Monroe @THP South CMR
New York Times bestselling author Mary Monroe comes to South Branch to talk with YOU about writing, her popular God series and the new series she's working on. Whether you've been a fan of Mary Monroe's for years or you just want to discover a new author that tells it like it is this is sure to be a fun and enlightening afternoon.
The Berkeley Barb: A 50th Anniversary Celebration
Starting at 11:00 am, the Berkeley Main Library will be hosting a day of speakers and panels in the Community Meeting Room. Trina Robbins and Dr. Eugene Schoenfeld (Dr. Hip) will be featured along with panels consisting of Barb editors, staffers, contributors and a wrap up academic analysis. The display cases at the library will tell the history of the Barb throughout the months of July and August.
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Poetry Circle @Claremont
Join us for a monthly poetry program at the Claremont Branch of the Berkeley Public Library features you and what you like on the second Thursday of each month from 6:30 pm-7:50 pm. Come, participate in the friendly atmosphere, share a ready ear, read aloud (or recite), and let the words do their weave and swing and work.
Claremont Book Club: Read and Share
Bring a book you read, loved and would like to share to this meeting. You'll find new reading suggestions and get to know the other Claremont Book Club members.
The Claremont Book Club meets monthly on the third Wednesday of the month. In even-numbered months we have a Read and Share event and in odd-numbered months we discuss a shared text chosen by the group.
Claremont Book Club: Discussion
Join us for a lively discussion. Book to be announced soon.
The Claremont Book Club meets monthly on the third Wednesday of the month. In even-numbered months we have a Read and Share event and in odd-numbered months we discuss a shared text chosen by the group.