Stories of Life
Monday,
February 23, 2009
The memoir, one of today's favorite literary genres, takes center stage. Authors recreate truthful or embellished experiences from youth to old age and from the comic to the poignant including stories by Tobias Wolff, Tennessee Williams, David Sedaris and Susan Chiavelli
Close Calls by Tobias Wolff
read by Robert Lesser
A tale of cheating death and the consequences of doing so.
Death, Another Country by Susan Chiavelli
read by Meredith McMinn
A
tale of grieving through
the sharing of memories, and how we can find hope for the future by looking into
the past.
Go Carolina by David Sedaris
read by Ed Romine
In Go Carolina, David Sedarith rememberth hith time in speeth
therapy.
The Resemblance Between a Violin Case and a Coffin by Tennessee Williams
read by William Smithers
A tale of sibling rivalry and the jealousy that spawns from it.
FOR TICKETS
CALL 805-963-0761 OR VISIT Lobero.com