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Julia Glass has 5 past events. (show) All Evenings start at 7:30 p.m. Tickets purchased in advance are $18 general admission, $15 students and senior citizens. Season Subscriptions and Mini-Series (3 dates of your choice) are also available Tickets can be purchased either online at www.thurberhouse.org, or calling (614) 464-1032. Tickets ... (more)Event location: Columbus School for Girls
National Book Award winner Julia Glass (The Three Junes) reads from her new novel, a tale of two sisters, the careful Louisa, and charismatic Clem. Their complicated bond draws them together even as they push each other away, as the story explores the limits of what we can do for the people we love, ... (more)Town House Books: Book Signing & Author Dinner: Julia Glass (November 13 at 18:00) Town House Books & Café is honored to host Julia Glass, recipient of the 2002 National Book Award for Fiction. She has also been awarded three Nelson Algren Fiction Awards and the Tobias Wolff Award for her first novel, Three Junes. Ms Glass will be signing copies and reading from her new novel, ... (more)Event location: (Details to be announced.)
The Orinda Owls will meet and discuss The Whole World Over by Julia Glass. They meet monthly at Orinda Books and welcome new members.
"Entertaining as well as thought provoking [this book] packs and emotional punch delivered with flawless, significant detail."Kirkus Reviews "With her signature lyricism, Glass, a National Book Award winner, seesaws the narration between the sisters over a 25-year span, spinning a sometimes stinging, ... (more)
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