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Haven Kimmel has 6 past events. (show) 7:00-8:30pm. This facilitated book group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month at Charis to discuss books which feature queer characters/ storylines as well as a strong attention to literary craft and style. Join us this month to talk about "The Used World," by Haven Kimmel. A staff favorite here ... (more)Come join us to hear Haven Kimmel read from her new novel Iodine, in which, as Publishers Weekly put it in a starred review, “Kimmel offers a beautifully wrought portrait of the brilliant and psychotic Trace Pennington, a runaway now scraping by in an Indiana farmhouse while completing her final year ... (more)You might know Haven Kimmel best for her memoirs, A Girl Named Zippy and She Got Up Off the Couch, but she’s also the author of several works of fiction including her latest, Iodine. Here she explores the psychological effects of trauma through the eyes of college student Trace Pennington. After surviving ... (more)Haven Kimmel has been praised by millions since her #1 New York Times bestseller, A Girl Named Zippy. Her books are among our bookclub favorites. Now Ms. Kimmel visits with her new book, Iodine, a vivid window into one woman’s tortured psyche. Please come welcome the author back to Anderson’s.
Haven Kimmel will be reading and signing her newest book, Iodine. Event location: Off Square Books, 129 Courthouse Sq.
Durham author Haven Kimmel will read from and sign copies of her fourth novel, Iodine. In Iodine, Kimmel makes an exciting foray into psychological gothic territory. This unique portrait of the emotional effects of trauma is tantalizing, shocking, and ultimately hopeful.
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