Lisa SeeAuthor of Snow Flower and the Secret FanAlso known as: Lisa See
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Lisa See has 3 upcoming events. Brookline Booksmith: Lisa See (February 2 at 19:00) Lisa See reads from Shanghai Girls: A Novel. Booksmith favorite Lisa See (Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, Peony in Love) visits us on the occasion of the paperback release of Shanghai Girls. Her latest work of historical fiction follows the saga of a family started by two cosmopolitan Chinese sisters married off to San Francisco emigrants, sprinkled ... (more)throughout with See’s own family history.
Added by lemontwist. Thurber House: Evenings with Authors: Lisa See (February 4 at 19:30) Lisa See reads from Shanghai Girls: A Novel. Lisa See is the author of five previous bestsellers, including the critically acclaimed New York Times bestsellers Peony in Love, and Snow Flower and the Secret Fan. She is also the author of the highly praised memoir, On Gold Mountain. Shanghai Girls is her first novel to take place in America. It is ... (more)a richly woven tale about two sisters who, through arranged marriages, leave Shanghai in 1937 for Los Angeles. The conflicts to reconcile different cultures; the struggles of two women to find a new life in a strange land weave a dramatic tapestry about family, duty and loyalty. Lisa See lives in Los Angeles. Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 at the door, with discounts for students and seniors. Call (614) 464-1032 or visit www.thurberhouse.org to order. Event location: Columbus Performing Arts Center, 549 Franklin Avenue
Added by stephmo. Thurber House: Evenings with Authors: Lisa See (February 4 at 19:30) Lisa See reads from Shanghai Girls: A Novel. Lisa See is the author of five previous bestsellers, including the critically acclaimed New York Times bestsellers Peony in Love, and Snow Flower and the Secret Fan. She is also the author of the highly praised memoir, On Gold Mountain. Shanghai Girls is her first novel to take place in America. It is ... (more)a richly woven tale about two sisters who, through arranged marriages, leave Shanghai in 1937 for Los Angeles. The conflicts to reconcile different cultures; the struggles of two women to find a new life in a strange land weave a dramatic tapestry about family, duty and loyalty. Lisa See lives in Los Angeles. Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 at the door, with discounts for students and seniors. Call (614) 464-1032 or visit www.thurberhouse.org to order. Event location: Columbus Performing Arts Center, 549 Franklin Avenue
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