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Get Your Lit On: Robby Benson Week in Bookish LA
Monday
No Robby Benson
Tuesday
Robby Benson & Joely Fisher present Who Stole the Funny? 7pm @ Book Soup
Dana Thomas presents Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Luster 7pm @ Vroman's
Edward Schwarzschild signs The Family Diamond: Stories 7pm @ Dutton's
Wednesday
Amelia Saltsman presents (and cooks from!) The Santa Monica Farmers' Market Cookbook 8:30am - 1:30pm, Santa Monica Farmers' Market
Robby Benson presents Who Stole the Funny? 7pm @ Vroman's
Dinah Berland signs Hours of Devotion 7pm @ Dutton's
Dana Thomas presents Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Luster 7:30pm @ Barnes & Noble, 3rd Street Promenade
Thursday
Robby Benson presents Who Stole the Funny? 7pm @ Borders, Westwood
Friday
No Robby Benson
Saturday
Tulku Thondup presents Peaceful Death, Joyful Rebirth 3pm @ Bodhi Tree Bookstore
Allyson Beatrice presents Will the Vampire People Please Leave the Lobby? 4pm @ Vroman's
Diana Serra Cary presents Jackie Coogan the World's Boy King 5pm @ Skylight Books
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Sunday
No Robby Benson
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