Newspaper clippings · November 29, 1987
Los Angeles Times — holiday sale calendar
December 5 sale listing.
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ook Calendar
Today
ntown. Jim Fleming signs "Semiotext," Los An-
s Contemporary Exhibitions, 1804 Industrial St.,
p.m.
Tuesday
ta Monica City Hall. Esther E. Horney reviews
and Hammer's autobiography, 2nd Floor Council
mbers, 1685 Main St., 1:30 p.m.
dena. Joseph Wambaugh addresses a public
ting of the Friends of the Caltech Library and
N., Los Angeles, on recent threats to freedom of
press, Caltech Athenaeum, California Blvd. at Hill,
$25, (818) 356-6411 (reservations), 6 p.m. (reception), 7 p.m. (dinner), 8 p.m. (address).
Wednesday
Long Beach. Michael Hardwick signs commemorative editions of "Revenge of the Hound," Sherlock's Home, 4137 E. Anaheim St., 6-8 p.m.
Thursday
Joseph Conrad, 1857
La Jolla. Francoise Gilot signs "Francoise Gilot: An Artist's Journey," Warwick's Books, 7812 Girard Ave., 7:30 p.m.
Long Beach. Ray Zepeda, Charles Webb, Keith Dodson, Laurel Ann Bogen and others read from their poetry, Mermaid Tavern Bookstore, Shoreline Village, 8 p.m.
Saturday
Thousand Oaks. Leslie Kerr teaches a course in "Writing and Marketing Children's Books," Learning Tree University, 1408 Thousand Oaks Blvd., $55, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Hermosa Beach Public Library. Book sale, 555 Pier Ave., 9:30 a.m.
Goleta. Sergio Aragones signs his comic books and novels, Andromeda Bookshop, 5748 Calle Real, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. From 3-5 p.m. Aragones signs his books in Andromeda's Santa Barbara store, 741 De La Guerra.
Tarzana. Steven Kellogg signs "Prehistoric Pinkerton," Pages Books, 18399 Ventura Blvd., 3-5 p.m.
Send notices for Book Calendar to Alex Raksin, Book Review, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles 90053 no later than 11 days before issue date.
Now in Paperback
t Work in the Fields of the Bomb, tographs and text by Robert del Tredici arper & Row: $17.95). Film makers and rnalists, doctors and physicists often re- d us of its destructive potential, liberal iticians carefully emphasize their opposi- (in principle at least) to its proliferation. eems that our age is savvy about the
cell and paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould take everyday natural history museum exhibits—bugs on poster-board, animal vertebra—and transform them through creative placement, lighting, background, point of view and accompanying text. The consequently bizarre creatures first look surreal, and, then,
While the authors' crystal ball may not be in tune with future times, they convincingly refute the revisionists' claim that the Democrats' base of strength has been splintered by commitments to special interest groups and eroded by a failure to recognize Americans' growing conservatism. They call the latter
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