Book your calendar this week with book events involving history, politics, wine, falconing, and poetry. And don't forget that everyone's favorite anchor, Barbara Walters, signs her new book Audition: A Memoir Thursday evening at Brookline Booksmith. We bet it'll be as popular as that Apple Store opening! Maybe?
Monday, May 19th, 7pm, Pandemonium Books & Games
Daily Show writer Rob Kutner, Apocalypse How: Making the End Times The Best of Times (book signing)
*Monday, May 19th, 7pm, Brookline Booksmith
Simon Winchester, The Man Who Loved China: The Fantastic Story of the Eccentric Scientist Who Unlocked the Mysteries of the Middle Kingdom
Monday, May 19, 7pm, Porter Square Books
Katherine Hall Page and Peter Abrahams, Body in the Gallery and Delusion
Monday, May 19th, 6pm, Brattle Theatre, $5
sponsored by Harvard Book Store
Alexandra Fuller, The Legend of Colton H. Bryant
Tuesday, May 20th, 7pm, Harvard Book Store
John Harwood and Gerald F. Seib, Pennsylvania Avenue: Profiles in Backroom Power
Tuesday, May 20, 7pm, Porter Square Books
Ellen Cooney, Lambrusco
*Wednesday, May 21st, 7pm, Brookline Booksmith
James Tate, The Ghost Soldiers: Poems
Wednesday, May 21st 7pm, Harvard Book Store
Gil Adamson, The Outlander: A Novel
Wednesday, May 21, 7pm, Porter Square Books
Will Allen, The War on Bugs
Thursday, May 22nd, 7pm, Brookline Booksmith
Book Signing Only
Barbara Walters, Audition: A Memoir
Thursday, May 22, 7pm, Porter Square Books
Nancy Carlsson-Paige, Taking Back Childhood
Thursday, May 22nd 7pm, Harvard Book Store
Kenn Kaufman, Flights Against The Sunset: Stories That Reunited A Mother and Son
Tim Gallagher, Falcon Fever: A Falconer in the Twenty-First Century
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