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Apr 2, 2010 0

Seattle, WA – 04/02/10 – Microsoft Auditorium – SPL Central Library – Walter Mosley

Who
Walter Mosley
When
Friday, April 2, 2010
7:00pm - All Ages Buy Tickets
Where
Microsoft Auditorium - SPL Central Library (map)
1000 Fourth Ave.
Seattle, WA, USA 98104

Microsoft Auditorium has theater seating, and fixed seats for 275 and space for 100 overflow
(50 additional people can be accommodated with use of a special projection screen.) The Meeting rooms seat from 25 to 200 people. There is additional spaces for special events.
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Things get going in a big way in April with this welcome return by a favorite of many, Walter Mosley. He was here (at the Northwest African American Museum, actually) a year ago with the first book of a new series – The Long Fall – featuring Leonid McGill as sleuth and ‘everyman’ and New York City as setting. This visit marks Leonid McGill’s newest adventure, Known to Evil (Riverhead). Of Known to Evil’s predecessor, The Boston Globe noted: “Mosley has created not only the newest of the great fictional detectives, but also an incisive and insightful commentator on the American scene.” And: “An astounding performance by a master. This is, simply, Mosley’s best work yet.” – Junot Díaz.

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Jul 11, 2009 0

Seattle, WA – 07/11/09

Who
Seattle Noir vs. Portland Noir
When
Saturday, July 11, 2009
7:30pm - All Ages
Where
Elliott Bay Book Company (map)
101 South Main Street
Seattle, WA, USA 98104

Located in the heart of the historic Pioneer Square District, Seattle's original business neighborhood, The Elliott Bay Book Company is home to over 150,000 titles, set on cedar shelves in a series of inviting, exposed-brick walled rooms.
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Akashic Press' internationally-ranging "Noir" anthology series has taken readers into the darkest corners of New York, Havana, Brooklyn, London, Delhi, and many other shady cities. This summer, two iconic Northwest cities have joined the lineup, and response to the volumes has been enthusiastic. This fun pairing brings together editor and contributors to Seattle Noir, Curt Colbert and Bharti Kircher, together with the same from Portland Noir, Kevin Sampsell and Chris A. Bolton. Part of the evening's pleasure should be from the talk of working on the books, and exploration of the question: which is the more noir city?

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