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David Wright has 1 upcoming event. David Wright reads from December 21: Back for Christmas, by John Collier and The Leaf Sweeper, by Muriel Spark.. Today's tales are "Back for Christmas," by John Collier. Ah, Homicide: the gift that keeps on giving. Also "The Leaf Sweeper," by Muriel Spark. The sole member of the Society for the Abolition of Christmas finds his holiday spirit at last. Love a good story? Sit back, relax and escape from the everyday ... (more)
David Wright has 19 past events. (show) David Wright reads from The Sadness of Detail, by Jonathan Carroll, and In The Cards, by John Collier. Love a good story? Sit back, relax and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep you in suspense! Admission is free, and brown bag lunches are welcome. The program lasts 45 minutes. Today's tales are "The Sadness of Detail," by Jonathan ... (more)
David Wright reads from Hunters in the Snow," by Tobias Wolff. Love a good story? Sit back, relax and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep you in suspense! Admission is free, and brown bag lunches are welcome. The program lasts 45 minutes. Today's tale is "Hunters in the Snow," by Tobias Wolff. ... (more)
David Wright reads from Man from the South, by Roald Dahl, and The Story About a Bus Driver Who Wanted to be God, by Etgar Keret. Love a good story? Sit back, relax and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep you in suspense! Admission is free, and brown bag lunches are welcome. The program lasts 45 minutes. Today's story is "Man from the South," by Roald Dahl. ... (more)
Love a good story? Sit back, relax and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep you in suspense! Admission is free, and brown bag lunches are welcome. The program lasts 45 minutes. Today's tale is "The Wrong Grave," by Kelly Link. Young ... (more)
David Wright reads from The Highboy, by Alison Lurie, and Dead Women’s Things, by Kathy Chwedyk. Love a good story? Sit back, relax and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep you in suspense! Admission is free, and brown bag lunches are welcome. The program lasts 45 minutes. The Highboy, by Alison Lurie. People die, but their things ... (more)
David Wright reads from The Silver Protector, by Ellis Parker Butler, and Caught in the Act, by Bill Pronzini. Love a good story? Sit back, relax and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep you in suspense! Admission is free, and brown bag lunches are welcome. The program lasts 45 minutes. "The Silver Protector," by Ellis Parker Butler. Edgar ... (more)
Today's tale is "Decision," by Helen Nielsen. The papers called her a “stony faced tigress” and an “iceberg killer,” but underneath it all she was just like you and me. Love a good story? Sit back, relax, and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, 98104
David Wright, has the day off, with the rest of the library.. The Central Library will be closed for Labor Day today, so there will be no Thrilling Tales program. Event location: Our regular
Today's tale is "Jugged," by Elmore Leonard. A drunken brawl and a night in jail aren’t so bad for young Pete, until he learns his cell mate is the wildest man in the West. Love a good story? Sit back, relax, and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, 98104
Today's tale is "Ransom," by Pearl S. Buck. “We have your son.” It may not be every parent’s nightmare, but it is every rich parent’s nightmare. Love a good story? Sit back, relax, and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, 98104
Today's tale is "Leaving Nairobi," by Ed McBain. Newlyweds on safari encounter an animal far more dangerous than any elephant or lion: their human guide. Love a good story? Sit back, relax, and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, 98104
David Wright reads from In a Grove, by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, & The Enourmous , by Jack Ritchie. Today's tales are "In a Grove," by Ryunosuke Akutagawa. A body is found amidst blood-stained bamboo, but who is the killer? The answer shifts each time a witness speaks. Also "The Enormous $10," by Jack Ritchie. The auditor says the bank’s accounts are off and there’s hell to pay, but where did that ... (more)Event location: Central LIbrary, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, 98104
David Wright reads from Silk Road, by Beatrix Kramolovsky, & Going, Going, Gone, by Peter Blauner. Today's tales are "Silk Road," by Beatrix Kramolovsky. His father the homicide cop always works late, but Armin knows just how to get his dad’s attention. Also "Going, Going, Gone," by Peter Blauner. Two distracted seconds was all it took for his child to step through the closing doors. The subway’s ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. Seattle, WA, 98104
Today's tale is "Interrogation," by Jeffrey Deaver. The detective has one last chance to learn a condemned man’s motive, but is it worth a one-way trip into a killer’s twisted mind? Love a good story? Sit back, relax, and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, 98104
Today's tale is "Skin," by Roald Dahl. “Ars longa; Vita brevis.” Art is long, Life is short. But what about tattoos? Dahl offers his own macabre take on the fickle fame of the flesh. Love a good story? Sit back, relax, and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, WA, 98104
David Wright reads from Renegade, by Shirley Jackson, & Won't Daddy Be Surprised, by Clements Jordan. Today's tales are "Renegade," by Shirley Jackson. Motherhood means many things: joy, pride, horror. A deeply unsettling tale of a mom, her kids, and their bad dog. Also "Won’t Daddy Be Surprised?" by Clements Jordan. Shhhh – Mommy’s cooking up a special surprise for Daddy, bless his crooked little ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, WA, 98104
David Wright reads from The Blessington Method, by Stanley Ellin, & Examination Day, by Henry Slesar. Today's tales are "The Blessington Method," by Stanley Ellin. Here’s a brilliant new scheme for lessening the burden of that aging parent, no strings attached – or are there? Also "Examination Day," by Henry Slesar. Please pick up your pencil and open your exam books to page one. Good luck: you’re ... (more)Event location: Central Library, Microsoft Auditorium, Level One. 1000 4th Ave. Seattle, WA 98104
David Wright reads from Winning the Game, by Rubem Fonseca, & McHenry's Gift, by Mike MacLean. Today's tales are: "Winning the Game," by Rubem Fonseca. “He who dies with the most toys wins.” This Brazilian tale offers a chilling new twist on that maxim. Also "McHenry’s Gift," by Mike MacLean. The drug kingpin was like a father to Dillon. Now he’s sent a package from the grave. Love ... (more)Event location: MICROSOFT AUDITORIUM, LEVEL ONE.
David Wright reads from The Purple is Everything, by Dorothy Salisbury Davis. Love a good story? Sit back, relax, and escape from the everyday as we bring you gripping short stories expertly read, and well-calculated to keep you in suspense! Admission is free, and brown bag lunches are welcome. Today's tales are: "The Purple is Everything," by Dorothy Salisbury Davis. An art ... (more)
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David Wright is multiple authors. One is David John Murray Wright , the South African poet. He edited Longer Contemporary Poems, the Penguin Book of English Romantic Verse. the Penguin Book Of Everyday Verse . He wrote Deafness, Roy Campbell, David Wright: Poems and Versions, Moral Stories, Monologue of a Deaf Man, Adam at Evening, To the gods the Shades: New and Collected Poems, Metrical Observations, Selected Poems, Elegies. He also co-wrote some books on Portugal. David Wright, an American, wrote "Fire on the Beach". David Wright (b. 1966-04-20) wrote "Lines and Liturgy". David Wright (b. 1939, writes with Jill Wright) wrote the atlases. The rest are, I would judge, various writers. David Wright (b. 1941-02-13) wrote the solar power books. David F. Wright (1937-2008) wrote most but not all of the religious works. "Memoir of Alvan Stone" was published in 1873, so that David Wright must be yet another person. David Wright (b. 1965) wrote "From idiocy to mental deficiency". David G. Wright wrote "Joyita : solving the mystery" and "Ironies of 'Ulysses'". David Wright (b. 1947) wrote "Broadband : business services, technologies and strategic impact".
Split authors include: # David John Murray Wright, 1920 - 1994 (see links), translated Beowulf # David Wright, 1939- author of Facts on File Children's Atlas # David Wright, 1964- author of Fire on the Beach # David Wright, 1941- author of Natural solar architecture: A passive primer # David Wright author of The Pipe Companion: A Connoisseur's Guide # David F. Wright edited Serving the Word of God: Celebrating the Life and Ministry of James Philip # David Wright, 1966- author of A Liturgy for Stones # David Wright, 1954- author of East Kent parishes: a guide for genealogists # David G. Wright author of Ironies of " Ulysses " # David Wright, 1948- author of Diet For The 21st Century: The complete guide to egg-free meatless… # David Wright, 1947- author of Broadband : business services, technologies, and strategic impact # David Wright, 1955 Sep. 30- author of Managing Behaviour in the Classroom # David Wright, 1965- author of The confinement of the insane
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