Valerie Mendenhall Cohen presents Woman on the Rocks 7pm @ Vroman's
Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA
Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA
Monday Dave Isay, from StoryCorps, presents Listening Is an Act of Love 7pm @ Vroman's Johan Lehrer presents Proust Was a Neuroscientist 7pm @ Dutton's Nigella Lawson presents The Domestic Goddess 7pm Borders, Torrance Tom Brokaw presents Boom! Voices of the Sixties 7:30pm @ Temple Emanuel Tuesday Clive Barker presents Mister B. Gone 7pm @ Vroman's Gregory Rodriguez presents Mongrels, Bastards, Orphans & Vagabonds 7pm @ Central Library Susanne Daniels presents Season Finale 7pm @...
Get Your Lit On: The Spooky Week in Bookish LA
Jason Goodwin discusses and signs The Snake Stone 7pm @ Vroman's
LA Times Bookfest report: The LA lit panel
Panelists: (from left to right) Chris Abani, Steve Erickson, Michelle Huneven, Jim Krusoe
Book Report! LA Times Fest for You
Starring LA: Our Ecstatic Days
At Barnes & Noble's full-house reading last night, hosted by KCRW's Michael Silverblatt, it was apparent that Erickson's terrific writing is finally getting its due. Early reviews have been unapologetically adoring (Bookforum, CityBeat, Washington Post). Erickson's looping, time-twisting plotlines have long entranced readers who try to figure out how he does it; Silverblatt would ask about intention, and Erickson would return to intuition. "This isn't Finnegan's Wake," Erickson said. "It's not meant to be deciphered."

