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If you'd like to knit Fair Isle sweaters, or any other two-plus-color stranded knitting pattern, making Sheila Macdonald's Inga Hat is a great way to get comfortable with the technique. The hat can be made slightly shorter (more beanie or cap-like) if you prefer.
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Black's previous book, Murder in the Rue de Paradis (now in paperback), received rave reviews, and spent over a month on the San Francisco Chronicle and NCIBA bestseller lists. Murder in the Latin Quarter, her ninth and latest book in the highly praised Aimee Leduc series, begins with a mysterious woman named Mirielle, who arrives at Leduc Detective and announces she is Aimee's sister. “Winspear has written an intriguing psychological mystery about
the damage war inflicts on a person's soul, as well as a
thought-provoking look at the lengths to which the hopeless and
mentally unstable might go to be heard.” |
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The Women's National Book Association, a dynamic group for readers and writers, was established in 1917, before women in America even had the right to vote. A broad-based nonprofit organization with 800 members across the country, WNBA exists to promote reading and to support the role of women in the community of books. Writers reading at this event will include: Susan Cohen, Laurel Anne Hill, Mary Knippel, Mathilde Apelt Schmidt, Shyne, and Wendy Nelson Tokunaga. |
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Also Coming in March:
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Knitting Classes with THEA GRAY
CARA BLACK will read from
WOMEN'S NATIONAL BOOK ASSOCIATION MEMBERS|
80 West Portal, San Francisco, CA
94127 | (415) 564-8080 |
