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Los Angeles Times — summer sale calendar

Saturday June 10 sale listing; publication date inferred from week and annotation.

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LOS ANGELES TIMES/BOOK REVIEW ura, for a role model and walk out on the whole show, especially if escapades, since these occur every summer. That's the way artistes collection. In it, the officers in charge of a nuclear attack subma- TODAY Laguna Beach. Janice Lovoos and Gordon McClelland discuss and sign their book, "Phil Dike," Upchurch-Brown Booksellers, 384 Forest Ave. #15, 3-5 p.m. Information: (714) 497-8373. Los Angeles. Marine Robert Warden and Bill Mohr read from their poetry, Gasoline Alley, 7219 Melrose Ave., 3 p.m. Information: (213) 937-5177. Los Angeles. Jonathan Estrin and Shelley List (writer/producers on "Cagney and Lacey") discuss crime, crooks and characters, Sisters-in-Crime meeting, The Mysterious Bookshop, 8763 Beverly Blvd., 5:30 p.m. Information: Wendy Nelson Hornsby (213) 498-1830. Los Angeles. Reception is held for artist Michael Willhoite whose sketches are on display, A Different Light Bookstore, 4014 Santa Monica Blvd., 2 p.m. Information: (213) 668-0629. KCRW. (89.9 FM) Arnold Rampersad discusses "The Life of Langston Hughes, Vol. 2: I Dream a World," The Studs Terkel Almanac, 11 p.m. KCET. (Channel 28) Marilynne Robinson ("Mother Country"), Eric Fersht (Greenpeace director on nuclear matters) and Jeffrey Preece ("Sellafield") discuss their work on Lewis Lapham's "Bookmark," 9 a.m. MONDAY Los Angeles. Bucky Sinister and Hieronymous Anonymous perform their work in an evening of open poetry reading, music and performance art, Heliotrope Theatre, 660 Heliotrope Drive (half-block south of Melrose, 3 blocks east of Normandie, off the Hollywood Freeway), 8 p.m. Information: (213) 394-8795. South Pasadena. "The Printing and Honoring of Western Books": Ward Ritchie tells anecdotes of early Los Angeles booksellers and printers and tells the history of the Rounce and Coffin Club; Jane Apostol signs "South Pasadena: A Centennial History," Community Room, South Pasadena Library, 1115 El Centro St., 7:30 p.m. Information: Norma LeValley (213) 256-2987. Santa Ana. Robert Odom reads from his poetry and Ric Lashever performs his music, followed by an open poetry reading, Hankey's Restaurant & Bar, 1120 West 17th St., 8 p.m. Information: Lee Mallory (714) 667-3318. San Marino. The Huntington Library presents a special exhibit of books, manu- BOOK CALENDAR scripts, prints and photographs to celebrate its 50th anniversary, Library Exhibition Hall, The Huntington Library, 1151 Oxford Road (through Sept. 24). Venice. Informal writers' coffee hour is held, Venice Branch Library, 610 California Ave., 6:30 p.m. Information: Lucille (213) 821-1769. KCRW. (89.9 FM) A. Scott Berg discusses his biography of Samuel Goldwyn with Michael Silverblatt, "Bookworm," 1:30 p.m. TUESDAY Santa Monica. Bob Lees reviews "Loyalties: A Son's Memoir," by Carl Bernstein, Tuesdays With Books, Santa Monica Library, 1343 6th St., 1:30 p.m. Information: (213) 458-8606. WEDNESDAY Brentwood. Garrison Keillor signs "Are We Still Married?" Dutton's Brentwood Bookstore, 11975 San Vicente Blvd., 6-8 p.m. Information: (213) 476-6263. Irvine. David Nava Monreal ("The New Neighbor and Other Stories"), George Coleman ("Into the Storm: A Vietnam Odyssey") and Jo-Ann Mapson ("Fault Line") read from and sign their works, UCI Bookstore, Marketplace shopping center, 3:30-5:30 p.m. Information: Maureen Crayton (714) 856-7337. Los Angeles. FEEDBACK, a continuing workshop of professional and aspiring writers provides in-depth criticism of works in progress, Cheviot Hills Recreation Center, 2551 Motor Ave., $3, 7:30 p.m. Bring four copies of a manuscript not to exceed 5,000 words to be critiqued. Information: Rob Schmidt (213) 838-5493. Los Angeles. Toddler Storytelling Hour, Happily Ever After Children's Bookstore, 2640 Griffith Park Blvd., 10:30-11 a.m. Confirmation: (213) 668-1996. KCRW. (89.9 FM) "The Sound of Writing" presents winners of the PEN International short story contest: "You Can't Go Broke on a Small Profit," by Perry Glasser, and "Hieroglyphics," by Bill Meissner, 2 p.m. THURSDAY Brentwood. Annette Baran and Reuben Pannor (co-authors, "The Adoption Triangle") sign their new work, "Lethal Secrets," Dutton's Brentwood Bookstore, 11975 San Vicente Blvd., 6-8 p.m. Information: (213) 476-6263. KCRW. (89.9 FM) Carrie Nye reads Edith Wharton's "Roman Fever" and Jerry Stiller reads S. J. Perelman's "Eine Kleine Mothmusik," on Selected Shorts, 2 p.m. FRIDAY Brentwood. John Schwartz reads from and signs "Bicycle Days," Dutton's Brentwood Bookstore, 11975 San Vicente Blvd., 6-8 p.m. Information: (213) 476-6263. Laguna Beach. Jacob Goose reads from his work, Laguna Poets, Public Library, 363 Glenneyre, $3 donation, 8 p.m. SATURDAY Cal State L.A. Marian Wright Edelman (president, Children's Defense Fund) gives the commencement address at Cal State L.A., University Stadium, 9:45 a.m. Information: (213) 343-3046. Hermosa Beach. Used book sale, Hermosa Beach Public Library, 550 Pier Ave., 9:30 a.m. Laguna Hills. Douglas Muir signs "Midnight Admirals," Waldenbooks, 24272 Laguna Hills Mall, 1-3 p.m. Los Angeles. Charlene Faris leads a two-day Travel Writing Seminar on how to get articles and photographs published worldwide, Los Angeles Airport Hilton, 5711 Century Blvd., $125, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Information: Jean Wahlstrom (818) 341-7241. Manhattan Beach. Kristiana Gregory signs "Jenny of the Tetons," B. Dalton Bookseller, Manhattan Village Mall, 3200 N. Sepulveda, 12-2 p.m. Information: (213) 546-5514. Santa Monica. Kate Braverman ("Palm Latitudes"), Gerald Locklin and others read from their work in the newly published "Poetry/LA 18," Crossroads School, 1714 21st St., $3, 8 p.m. Information: (213) 829-7391. Tarzana. David Jack performs his songs (for children age 2-10) and signs his albums, "Don't Wake Up the Baby" and "Dance in Your Pants," Pages, Books for Children and Young Adults, 18399 Ventura Blvd., 11 a.m. Information: (818) 342-6657. Send notices for Book Calendar to Elena Brunet, Book Review, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles 90053, no later than 11 days before issue date. BOOKS BOUGHT We visit you and give estimate. No Obligation, Immediate Payment. BERKELOUW 830 N. Highland Ave., L.A. 90038 213 466-3321

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• (top) Book Section 6-4-89 • (over the BOOK CALENDAR heading) Sunday • (Saturday column) bracket drawn in ink around the Cal State L.A. and Hermosa Beach entries

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McClelland discuss and sign their book, "Phil Dike," Upchurch-Brown Booksell- prints and photographs to cele-
Stiller reads S. J. Perelman's "Eine Kleine
ers, 384 Forest Ave. #15, 3-5 p.m. Informa- tion: (714) 497-8373. brate its 50th anniversary, Library Exhibi- tion Hall, The Huntington Library, 1151
Mothmusik," on Selected Shorts, 2 p.m.
FRIDAY
Los Angeles. Marine Robert Warden and Oxford Road (through Sept. 24).
Brentwood. John Schwartz reads from and
Bill Mohr read from their poetry, Gasoline Venice. Informal writers' coffee hour is
signs "Bicycle Days," Dutton's Brentwood
Bookstore, 11975 San Vicente Blvd., 6-8
Alley, 7219 Melrose Ave., 3 p.m. Informa- tion: (213) 937-5177. nia Ave.,
held, Venice Branch Library, 610 Califor-
p.m. Information: (213) 476-6263.
Los Angeles. Jonathan Estrin and Shelley (213) 821-1769. 6:30 p.m. Information: Lucille
Laguna Beach. Jacob Goose reads from his
List (writer / producers on "Cagney and KCRW. (89.9 FM) A. Scott Berg discusses
work, Laguna Poets, Public Library, 363 Glenneyre, $3 donation, 8 p.m.
Lacey") discuss crime, crooks and charac- his biography of Samuel Goldwyn with
ters, Sisters-in-Crime meeting, The Mys- Michael Silverblatt, "Bookworm," 1:30
SATURDAY
terious Bookshop, 8763 Beverly Blvd., 5:30
p.m. Information: Wendy Nelson Hornsby (213) 498-1830.
Cal State L.A. Marian Wright Edelman (president, Children's Defense Fund)
TUESDAY
gives the commencement address at Cal
Santa Monica. Bob Lees reviews "Loyal-
Los Angeles. Reception is held for artist Michael Willhoite whose sketches are on ties: A Son's Memoir," by Carl Bernstein, Tuesdays With Books, Santa Monica Li-
State L.A., University Stadium, 9:45 a.m.
Information: (213) 343-3046.
display, A Different Light Bookstore, 4014 brary, 1343 6th St., 1:30 p.m. Information:
Hermosa Beach. Used book sale, Hermosa
Santa Monica Blvd., 2 p.m. Information: 213) 458-8606
Beach Public Library, 550 Pier Ave., 9:30
(213) 668-0629.
a.m.
KCRW. (89.9 FM) Arnold Rampersad
WEDNESDAY
Laguna Hills. Douglas Muir signs "Mid-
discusses "The Life of Langston Hughes, Brentwood. Garrison Keillor signs "Are
night Admirals," Waldenbooks, 24272 La-
Vol. 2: I Dream a World," The Studs We Still Married?" Dutton's Brentwood
guna Hills Mall, 1-3 p.m.
Terkel Almanac, 11 p.m. Bookstore, 11975 San Vicente Blvd., 6-8
Los Angeles. Charlene Faris leads a two-
KCET. (Channel 28) Marilynne Robinson
p.m. Information: (213) 476-6263.
day Travel Writing Seminar on how to get
peace director on nuclear matters) and
("Mother Country"), Eric Fersht (Green- Irvine. David Nava Monreal ("The New Neighbor and Other Stories"), George
articles and photographs published world-
Jeffrey Preece ("Sellafield") discuss their
Coleman ("Into the Storm: A Vietnam
wide, Los Angeles Airport Hilton, 5711 Century Blvd., $125, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Infor-
work on Lewis Lapham's "Bookmark," 9 Odyssey") and Jo-Ann Mapson ("Fault Line") read from and sign their works,
mation: Jean Wahistrom (818) 341-7241.
UCI Bookstore, Marketplace shopping cen-
Manhattan Beach. Kristiana Gregory signs "Jenny of the Tetons," B. Dalton Booksell-
MONDAY Crayton (714) 856-7337.
ter, 3:30-5:30 p.m. Information: Maureen
er, Manhattan Village Mall, 3200 N. Sepul- veda, 12-2 p.m. Information: (213)
Los Angeles. Bucky Sinister and Hierony- Los Angeles. FEEDBACK, a continuing
546-5514.
mous Anonymous perform their work in workshop of professional and aspiring
an evening of open poetry reading, music writers provides in-depth criticism of
Santa Monica. Kate Braverman ("Palm Latitudes"), Gerald Locklin and others
and performance art, Heliotrope Theatre, works in progress, Cheviot Hills Recrea-
read from their work in the newly pub-
660 Heliotrope Drive (half-block south of tion Center, 2551 Motor Ave., $3, 7:30 p.m.
lished "Poetry / LA 18," Crossroads
Melrose, 3 blocks east of Normandie, off Bring four copies of a manuscript not to
the Hollywood Freeway), 8 p.m. Informa- exceed 5,000 words to be critiqued. Infor-
School, 1714 21st St., $3, 8 p.m. Informa- tion: (213) 829-7391.
tion: (213) 394-8795. mation: Rob Schmidt (213) 838-5493.
Tarzana. David Jack performs his songs
South Pasadena. "The Printing and Hon- Los Angeles. Toddler Storytelling Hour,
(for children age 2-10) and signs his
oring of Western Books": Ward Ritchie Happily Ever After Children's Bookstore,
albums, "Don't Wake Up the Baby" and
tells anecdotes of early Los Angeles book- 2640 Griffith Park Blvd., 10:30-11 a.m.
"Dance in Your Pants," Pages, Books for
sellers and printers and tells the history of Confirmation: (213) 668-1996.
Children and Young Adults, 18399 Ventura
the Rounce and Coffin Club; Jane Apostol KCRW. (89.9 FM) "The Sound of Writ-
Blvd., 11 a.m. Information: (818) 342-6657.
signs "South Pasadena: A Centennial His- ing" presents winners of the PEN Interna-
tory," Community Room, South Pasadena tional short story contest: "You Can't Go
Library, 1115 El Centro St., 7:30 p.m. Broke on a Small Profit," by Perry Glas-
Information: Norma LeValley (213) ser, and "Hieroglyphics," by Bill Meissner,
Send notices for Book Calendar to Elena
Brunet, Book Review, Los Angeles Times,
Los Angeles 90053, no later than 11 days
before issue date.
256-2987. 2 p.m.
Santa Ana. Robert Odom reads from his THURSDAY
poetry and Ric Lashever performs his Brentwood. Annette Baran and Reuben
BOOKS BOUGHT
music, followed by an open poetry reading, Pannor (co-authors, "The Adoption Tri-
Hankey's Restaurant & Bar, 1120 West angle") sign their new work,"Lethal
We visit you and give estimate. No Obligation, Immediate Payment.
Ith St., 8 p.m. Information: Lee Mallory Secrets," Dutton's Brentwood Bookstore,
BERKELOUW
(714) 667-3318. 11975 San Vicente Blvd., 6-8 p.m. Infor-
San Marino.The Huntington Library to mation: (213) 476-6263
830 N. Highland Ave., L.A. 90038
213 466-3321
presents a special exhibit of books, manu- KCRW. (89.9 FM) Carrie Nye reads Edith
LOS ANGELES TIMES/BOOK REVIEN