Literature
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788Bay Area Author Tommy Orange on the Mythmaking of History
'There There' explores how our sense of the place we live in can be lost
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758Reflecting on the ‘Whole-Soul’ Politics of the Biden-Harris Inauguration
Inauguration morning brought sense of calm and joy and replenishment
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508New Book of Poetry and Nature Photos Reflects on Healing
Book features natural beauty from Santa Cruz
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921New Santa Cruz Collection of Essays Looks at Post-Trump America
Collection attempts to capture the week the American people voted out Donald Trump
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1.1KNew Book Chronicles the Near-Industrialization of Monterey Bay
Exit of Humble Oil from Monterey Bay had long-lasting effects
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1.4KAuthor Releases Next Installment in Local Mystery Series
Josephine Stuart Mystery series has gained following among local readers
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1.2K1After His Cancer Diagnosis, Jory Post Wrote Another Novel
Post’s new 'Pious Rebel' puts his virtuosity on full display
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1.3KVirtual Discussion Will Explore the Process of Death and Grieving
Discussion aimed at helping affirm what is important in life
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1.2KSpanish-Language Novel Delves Into Canning Strike
Story inspired by Latina workers at Watsonville Canning who went on strike
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3.9KHow Kendrick Lamar Became a Muse of the Black Lives Matter Movement
Author Marcus J. Moore traces connection between music and social movement in new book
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1.2K1Local Author’s Book Weaves Tale of Survival in the Santa Cruz Mountains
Final installment of "Three Sisters" trilogy now available
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1.7KSanta Cruz Poet Gary Young’s Sons Follow in His Literary Footsteps
Jake Young and Cooper Young have both published books of poetry just like their dad
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2.2KChris Frantz of Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club Releases Memoir
Drummer shares his influences and dishes on Talking Heads dynamics
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1.5KPatrice Vecchione Shares Lessons on Living a Creative Life in New Book
In her new book, poet Patrice Vecchione becomes an evangelist for the writing life
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1.0KScience and the Environment Inspire Watsonville Author’s Children’s Book
Book featuring a spittlebug aims to help children realize everyone has a gift
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1.5K1Santa Cruz’s Young Writers Program Scaling Back As Director Steps Down
Julia Chiapella has mentored Santa Cruz students in the program since 2012
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2.4KC Pam Zhang’s Debut Exposes Hidden Fictions of Wild West Narratives
New novel ‘How Much of These Hills is Gold’ is a lyrical but brutal tale
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2.8KNew Titles from NorCal Authors for Your Reading List
Author talks and book signings are on hold for now, but new releases keep coming
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13.3K18Remembering Lost Santa Cruz Restaurants
New book explores dining spots that shaped the local scene
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3.1KEmily Nemens Explores Baseball Culture in ‘Cactus League’
The novel hits with perfect timing for baseball's current cultural moment
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3.7K‘Topics of Conversation’ Explores Power in Popular Culture
Miranda Popkey returns to Santa Cruz following her debut novel
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Jory Post’s Best Worst Year
After a devastating medical prognosis, Santa Cruz writer and artist Jory Post is hitting new artistic heights
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6.3KSean Brock Brings New Southern Food to Santa Cruz
The chef will discuss his new cookbook ‘South’ at an event on Monday, Nov. 11
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4.7KRelive NFL History with Jerry Rice
Hall of Fame wide receiver comes to Bookshop Santa Cruz on Thursday, Nov. 7
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8.2K1How Bookshop Santa Cruz Became a Symbol of Survival
A deeply personal downtown crisis united the community after the Loma Prieta quake
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5.1KPatti Smith’s Lonely New Year at the Dream Inn
The ‘dream motel’ animates punk icon’s new memoir ‘Year of the Monkey’
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4.6KTatiana Schlossberg on ‘Inconspicuous Consumption’
Journalist and author speaks Tuesday, Sept. 24 at Bookshop Santa Cruz
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10.8KMalcolm Gladwell on the Pitfalls of ‘Talking to Strangers’
Ahead of Sept. 21 event, the author talks taking on controversial subjects, and why his new audiobook is a podcast
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6.8KInside Santa Cruz’s First Spanish Bookstore
New York artist Pablo Helguera brings ‘Librería Donceles’ installation to MAH
