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Michael Zadoorian has 6 past events. (show) Book Vault: Lunch Bunch Book Club (October 29 at 12:00) A very interesting read this month: The Leisure Seeker by Michael Zadoorian. What happens when an elderly couple with health problems (including one with dementia) take off in a camper on a cross-country trip? hang on for the adventures!
Oscar-winning musician Luis Resto will accompany on accordion and melodica.
Tiki-Themed Reading/Signing for THE LOST TIKI PALACES OF DETROIT: Stories by Michael Zadoorian. Renowned Detroit artist Glenn Barr (who did the cover for LTPOD) will also be there with his books and art! DJs Rat Fink & Nature Boy will be spinning the exotica. Plus special musical guest Luis Resto. Tiki ... (more)
An event for Wayne State University's "Made in Michigan Authors" series. Bonnie Jo Campbell, author of AMERICAN SALVAGE will also be appearing.
Join us for a Michigan Author spotlight with Michael Zadoorian, author of The Leisure Seeker and Second Hand. Hot off the heels of his success with The Leisure Seeker, Michael is celebrating the release of his short story collection The Lost Tiki Palaces of Detroit. Also appearing is Bonnie Jo Cambell, ... (more)
Michael Zadoorian discusses THE LEISURE SEEKER, SECOND HAND and THE LOST TIKI PALACES OF DETROIT. I'll be checking in every day for the two week period from May 18th to the 29th. If you have a question or comment about any of my books, THE LEISURE SEEKER, SECOND HAND, or THE LOST TIKI PALACES OF DETROIT, drop me a line. Hope to hear from you. mz Event location: Ignore that time above.
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Michael Zadoorian was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. He is the author of two novels, THE LEISURE SEEKER (William Morrow, 2009) and SECOND HAND (W. W. Norton, 2000). His story collection THE LOST TIKI PALACES OF DETROIT (Wayne State University Press, April 2009) features new work as well as short fiction that originally appeared in The Literary Review, Beloit Fiction Journal, Ararat, American Short Fiction, The North American Review and Detroit Noir. He lives with his wife in Ferndale, Michigan.  | |
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 THE DETROITERS. "Mad Men" with Detroit automakers and ad agencies, circa 1957.
http://neglectedbooks.com/?p=307 9:20 am, November 30, 2009 THE DETROITERS. "Mad Men" with Detroit automakers and ad agencies, circa 1957.
http://neglectedbooks.com/?p=307 9:20 am, November 30, 2009 THE DETROITERS. "Mad Men" with Detroit automakers and ad agencies, circa 1957.
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