Author: Cristina GarciaAlso known as: Garcia Cristina, Christina Garcia, Cristina García, Cristina García
8 past events. Chicago Public Library - Harold Washington Library Center: Story Week Festival of Writers: Cristina Garcia and Aimee Bender (March 18 at 14:30) Aimee Bender discusses The Girl in the Flammable Skirt: Stories.; Cristina Garcia discusses Dreaming in Cuban. Discussion is hosted by Ann Hemenway. Book signing to follow.
Added by lilithcat. Chicago Public Library - Harold Washington Library Center: Story Week Festival of Writers: Aimee Bender and Cristina Garcia (March 18 at 18:00) Hosted by Patricia Ann McNair. Book signing to follow.
Books Inc. in Alameda: Cristina Garcia (April 24 at 19:30) Cristina Garcia discusses A Handbook to Luck.
Added by christiguc. Book Passage: Cristina Garcia (May 1 at 19:30) Cristina Garcia reads from A Handbook to Luck. "Cristina Garcia talks about A Handbook to Luck. In the late 60s, three teenagers from around the globe are making their way in the world: Enrique Florit, from Cuba, living in southern California with his flamboyant magician father; Marta Claros, getting by in the slums of San Salvador; Leila ... (more)Rezvani, a well-to-do surgeon’s daughter in Tehran. We follow them through the years, surviving war, disillusionment, and love, as their lives and paths intersect."
Added by christiguc. BookPeople: Cristina Garcia (May 2 at 19:00) Cristina Garcia discusses A Handbook to Luck.
Added by christiguc. Elliott Bay Bookstore: Cristina Garcia (May 3 at 19:00) Cristina Garcia discusses A Handbook to Luck.
Added by christiguc. Changing Hands Bookstore: Cristina Garcia (May 4 at 19:00) Cristina Garcia discusses A Handbook to Luck.
Added by christiguc. Powell's City of Books: Cristina Garcia (May 6 at 19:30) Cristina Garcia discusses A Handbook to Luck.
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